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Materials and methods Between 1977 and 2008 six hydrocephalic infants were shunted with a pre-bent ventricular catheter and an abdominal catheter with resistance. Four of the infants were prematurely born with a postnatal haemorrhage and secondary hydrocephalus and two born at term with a giant hydrocephalus. The medical records of these children were retrospectively reviewed with respect to gestational age and weight at first operation, ICP, length of catheters, complications and age at valve implantation

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Abdominal catheter with resistance can be an alternative in hydrocephalic children, when shunt implantation is impossible due to prematurity or extreme hydrocephalus