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Treatment of hydrocephalus in an ovine model with an intraparenchymal stent

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OBJECTIVE

While CSF diversion is highly effective at treating hydrocephalus, shunting is unfortunately associated with a very high revision rate. Studies have demonstrated that proximal catheter obstruction is a major cause of failure. A novel proximal access device was developed, and pilot testing was performed in a sheep model of hydrocephalus.

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Hydrocephalus was induced in 8 sheep using a cisternal injection of 4 ml of 25% kaolin, and the sheep were randomized to either a standard ventricular catheter or a novel intraparenchymal stent (IPS). Both groups received identical valves and distal catheters. The novel device included a 3D-printed stainless steel port and a 6 × 40–mm covered peripheral vascular stent. Animals were euthanized for signs of hydrocephalus or at a time point of 2 months. MRI was performed to determine ventricular size. Time to failure and Evans indices were compared using the Wilcoxon rank-sum test.

RESULTS

All 4 experimental devices were placed without difficulty into the right lateral ventricle. There was a trend toward longer survival in the experimental group (40 vs 26 days, p = 0.24). Within the IPS group, 3 of the 4 sheep did not experience clinical symptoms of shunt failure and had an average of 37% decrease in Evans index. While 3 of 4 traditional proximal catheters demonstrated debris within the inlet holes, there was no obstructive material found in the IPSs.

CONCLUSIONS

An IPS was successfully used to treat hydrocephalus in a sheep model. While statistical significance was not achieved, there were clear benefits to using a stent, including a decreased clog rate and the ability to perform a percutaneous revision. Further testing is needed to ensure efficacy and safety prior to human application.

ABBREVIATIONS

ETV = endoscopic third ventriculostomy ; IPS = intraparenchymal stent ; VPS = ventriculoperitoneal shunt .
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