2013
DOI: 10.4293/108680813x13794522666527
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Laparoscopy for a Ventriculoperitoneal Shunt Tube Dislocated into the Colon

Abstract: Laparoscopy can be an effective tool for the diagnosis and management of intra-abdominal ventriculoperitoneal shunt dysfunction.

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“…presented a successful case of laparoscopic ileocecal resection by clamping a VPS catheter in the subcutaneous region before insufflation of carbon dioxide . Some cases in which the VPS perforated the gastrointestinal tract and migrated into the colon for several months, without signs of meningitis at the time of diagnosis, have also been reported . When the details of the type of VPS catheter are not available, it is very important to know when the VPS was inserted.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…presented a successful case of laparoscopic ileocecal resection by clamping a VPS catheter in the subcutaneous region before insufflation of carbon dioxide . Some cases in which the VPS perforated the gastrointestinal tract and migrated into the colon for several months, without signs of meningitis at the time of diagnosis, have also been reported . When the details of the type of VPS catheter are not available, it is very important to know when the VPS was inserted.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Já uma revisão publicada por Hai et al 10 , em 2011, revelaram um total de 94 pacientes, sendo que 49 casos foram relatados na faixa de etária de 0-10 anos. Dentre os casos, 34 eram do sexo masculino, 26 do sexo feminino e para os demais não foi relatado o sexo.…”
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“…Na maioria dos casos encontrados (n=20), os pacientes seguem assintomáticos de acordo com a literatura e os demais perderam o follow-up (Tabela 1). Assim, de acordo com revisões de literatura recentes, como a revisão de Hai et al 10 , que encontrou 94 pacientes e a atual com 23 pacientes com protrusão retal do cateter de DVP, estima-se que há documentado aproximadamente 117 casos dessa complicação. As principais complicações neurológicas secundárias à perfuração intestinal incluem meningite, causada por infecção do shunt por bactérias Gram negativas e organismos anaeróbios entéricos; convulsão, febre e aumento da pressão intracraniana.…”
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“…Surgery must be performed in cases of intraabdominal infection or when the fistulous tract does not close spontaneously after percutaneous or endoscopic removal. Laparotomy, laparoscopy and transanal repair of colonic perforation have been reported [3,4,9] . Our patient was first submitted to the removal of the ventricular end of the catheter and external drainage.…”
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confidence: 99%