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See Latest ArticlesCochlear Implantation in the Presence of a Programmable Ventriculoperitoneal Shunt
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Wiet RM et al. – Strong magnetic fields can potentially alter the pressure setting of programmable shunt valves, causing overdrainage or underdrainage and potential serious consequences. Clear communication between the involved medical specialties is required for optimal management of patients requiring both VPS and CI.
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