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MRIs of the brain demonstrating right unilateral congenital hydrocephalus: (a) axial T2-weighted, (b) axial T2 fluid-attenuated inversion recovery and (c) dorsal three-dimensional fast imaging employing steady-state acquisition
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There was rostral bulging of the frontal bone with subsequent reduction in the volume of the right frontal sinus, within which an incidental small frontal sinus cyst was identified (Figure 1).
PMC5362877_02
CT rendering sagittal image demonstrating satisfactory positioning of the ventriculoperitoneal shunt
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Satisfactory positioning of the VPS was confirmed on postoperative CT scan (Figure 2).
Lateral radiograph demonstrating proximal migration and coiling of the entire peritoneal catheter within a seroma at the level of C1
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Radiography confirmed cranial migration and subcutaneous coiling of the entire PC within the subcutaneous tissues at the level of the FCV (Figure 3).