[mawjood]

Hi....
Tody we admit baby hydrocephalues 32 weeks with intrauterine vp shunt, which D\C at 10 min of age..can anyone help me to find any articules about intrauterine vp shunt, if possible....I try to search in the net without benifit...
Thank you.......................................

[Gompers]

Originally Posted by mawjood

Hi....
Tody we admit baby hydrocephalues 32 weeks with intrauterine vp shunt, which D\C at 10 min of age..can anyone help me to find any articules about intrauterine vp shunt, if possible....I try to search in the net without benifit...
Thank you.......................................

Using quotes around things when you Google them makes a big difference in the type of results you'll get. I googled the exact phrase "intrauterine shunt" hydrocephalus so that I'd get more specific results.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...+hydrocephalus

I don't have time to go through them right now, but there should be something you can use there. Good luck!

[mawjood]

Thanks alot you help me alot ,b\c when I search I put only the ward intrauterine shunt.......

[dawngloves]

Interesting. I've never seen one and I guess I never will if they feel it's not worth the risk.

[Gompers]

Originally Posted by dawngloves

Interesting. I've never seen one and I guess I never will if they feel it's not worth the risk.

I thought the same thing. I mean, there are those horrible cases of hydrocephalus we've all seen at some point in the NICU and maybe for those it might help. But most of the time a shunt or ventriculostomy after birth works pretty well and is safer so I don't see this becoming a common surgery.