A member asked:

I have a vp shunt on my x-ray it showed my shunt tubing has coiled in my stomach what does this meaning and can it cause problems? do they need to fix it?

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Likely not problem: Coiling does not equate to kinking or compression. Key issue is ability for shunt to balance pressures intracranially. Have your neurosurgeon provide an opinion on shunt potency and efficacy.

Answered 2/21/2021

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