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CT scan (sagittal view) of the brain showing obstructive hydrocephalous secondary to the aqueductal stenosis
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CT scan [Figure 1] revealed obstructive hydrocephalous secondary to aqueductal stenosis.
(a and b) X-ray of the abdomen showing the peritoneal end of the catheter in the left vulvar region through the patent processus vaginalis
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X-ray abdomen [Figure 2a and b] showed the peritoneal end of the catheter in the left vulvar region, which had migrated through the patent processus vaginalis.