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腹腔ペリトニアルシャント遠隔機能障害による腹腔ペリトニアル吸収不良:病因と管理戦略 - 制度的レビュー

Muhammad Ateya1, Mehmet Saim Kazan2, Ahmet Özak2

  • 1Department Of Neurosurgery, Akdeniz University Hospital, Antalya, Türkiye. tc.muhammad86@gmail.com.

Neurosurgical review
|February 22, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

腹膜吸収不全のような小児VPシャントの合併症は,以前の腹腔外科手術と複数の改修と関連しています. 管理は困難で,水頭症の患者でより良い結果を出すために,慎重にリスク評価する必要があります.

キーワード:
軸性変形 軸性変形非肝臓アシテスは肝臓以外のアシテスです.偽キスタ (pseudocyst) とはリビジョン外科手術です.Ventriculoperitoneal シャントは,心室外皮質のシャントで,心室外皮質のシャントは,心室外皮質のシャントで作られています.

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