“…A constellation of complications pertaining to the distal end of the VPS has been reported, including shunt infection (Kanev and Sheehan, ), with (Knuth et al, ) or without (Nakahara et al, ) retrograde meningitis; shunt obstruction (Browd et al, ); distal catheter migration (Abode‐Iyamah et al, ); re‐coiling (Cho et al, ); segmental breakage or disconnection (Riccardello et al, ); ascites (DiLuna et al, ); CSF pseudocyst formation (Tamura et al, ); pleural effusion (Ergün et al, ); intra‐abdominal seeding of infection (Laucks et al, ); allergy (AbdelAziz et al, ); conveyance of the malignant metastatic cells of an intra‐cranial tumor to the abdominal cavity (Donovan and Prauner, ); and even death (Ghritlaharey et al, ). Among these, distal catheter migration is considered a common complication entailing both clinical and anatomical concerns (Popa et al, ; Ghritlaharey et al, ; Dakurah et al, ).…”