shunt malfunction

What Causes Shunt Malfunction?

Shunt malfunctions can occur due to various reasons such as infection, obstruction, disconnection, or even overdrainage. These malfunctions can be acute or chronic and often require prompt medical attention to avoid serious complications.

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