Long-Term Follow-Up Data from the Shunt Design Trial
作者： J. Kestle , J. Drake , R. Milner , C. Sainte-Rose , G. Cinalli
DOI: 10.1159/000055960
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摘要: Background: A previously reported multicenter randomized trial assessed whether 2 new shunt valve designs would reduce failure rates compared to differential pressure valves.
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