What Is Ventriculoperitoneal Shunt Surgery?

Ventriculoperitoneal (VP) Shunt Surgery is performed to treat hydrocephalus, a condition where excess cerebrospinal fluid builds up in the brain. In this surgery, a thin tube called a shunt is placed to divert the fluid from the brain’s ventricles to the abdomen for absorption. This helps relieve brain pressure and prevents further neurological damage.

Nivda Drapes: Ensuring Sterile Precision in Brain-to-Abdomen Procedures

• In neurosurgery, maintaining complete sterility is essential to avoid infections that could affect both the brain and abdominal areas. Nivda Neurosurgery Drapes are designed with precise openings and fluid control zones that isolate the cranial and abdominal surgical sites effectively. Their absorbent, fluid-resistant material helps maintain a clean and safe environment throughout the procedure.
• Nivda Sterile Surgical Gowns provide full protection for surgeons from body fluids while offering breathability and comfort during long operations. Sterile Gloves, Face Masks, and Caps maintain aseptic integrity in the operating room. Nivda Wrapping Sheets, Instrument Covers, and Back Table Covers ensure that delicate neurosurgical tools remain sterile and well-organized. Plain Sheets and Absorbent Mats help keep the surrounding area clean by preventing fluid spread.
• With Nivda Drapes and Hospital Disposables, VP Shunt procedures are performed in a safe, sterile, and controlled environment that minimizes infection risks and supports precise outcomes.