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Tumor resection predicts hydrocephalus in younger children, indicating the need for careful patient selection.
Tumor resection alone may not suffice to prevent hydrocephalus, particularly in younger children and those with ependymomas. High shunt dependency and related complications highlight the importance of early identification and careful patient selection for CSF diversion.
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