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At age 14 the patient had his only shunt revision consisting of a new distal catheter being placed adjacent to the old catheter. The patient presented with significant discomfort from the retained original shunt catheter. Using the endoscopic vein harvesting system, the shunt catheter was removed minimally invasively and the patient had complete resolution of his symptomatology. CONCLUSION The endoscopic vein harvesting system used in cardiothoracic surgery is a suitable instrument to remove long segments of a retained ventriculoperiton
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