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All patients underwent an ETV successfully. None of the patients required shunting. ETV was performed despite the presence of other factors that would have prevented shunt placement, including fever, leukocytosis, and gastrostomy tube placement. Seven patients who underwent ETV were evaluated at 3-mo follow-up and did not require shunting. CONCLUSION ETV is a safe and effective technique for the management of hydrocephalus resulting from an extraventricular obstruction in thalamic hemorrhage. It can avoid the need for permanent shun
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