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(Teaching Sheets)
Shunt malfunction: Signs and symptoms (Spanish)
A shunt malfunction means that your child's shunt is not working properly. Learn about the signs and symptoms of shunt malfunction and know when to call the doctor.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Shunt study (shunt-o-gram) 2093
A shunt study checks your child's shunt. Learn more about how this test is done and how to prepare for it.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Shunt study (shunt-o-gram) (Spanish)
A shunt study checks your child's shunt. Learn more about how this test is done and how to prepare for it.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Syncope (fainting or passing out) 1652
This sheet talks about causes and symptoms of syncope (fainting) along with tips on how to avoid fainting.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Syncope (fainting or passing out) (Spanish)
This sheet talks about causes and symptoms of syncope (fainting) along with tips on how to avoid fainting.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Tethered spinal cord 1607
A tethered spinal cord is attached or "tied" to tissue in the spinal canal. Learn more about a tethered spinal cord.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Tethered spinal cord (Spanish)
A tethered spinal cord is attached or "tied" to tissue in the spinal canal. Learn more about a tethered spinal cord.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Traveling with a child who has epilepsy 3072
Safe travel starts with planning before you leave home. This tip sheet will help you plan for travel with a child who has epilepsy.
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(Teaching Sheets)
Traveling with a child who has epilepsy (Spanish) 3072
Safe travel starts with planning before you leave home. This tip sheet will help you plan for travel with a child who has epilepsy.
