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Heyer-Pudenz valve Hey·er-Pu·denz valve (hī'yer pū-dents'), a valve used in the shunting procedure for hydrocephaly; consisting of a catheter-valve system in which the ventricular catheter leads the cerebrospinal fluid into a one-way pump through which the cerebrospinal fluid passes down the distal catheter into the right atrium of the heart.Hey·er-Pu·denz valve (hī'ĕr-pū'denz valv) A valve used in the shunting procedure for hydrocephaly; consisting of a catheter-valve system in which the ventricular catheter leads the cerebrospinal fluid into a one-way pump through which the cerebrospinal fluid passes down the distal catheter into the right atrium of the heart. Heyer, W.T., U.S. scientist, 1902–. Heyer-Pudenz valve - a valve used in the shunting procedure for hydrocephalus. Synonym(s): Pudenz valve
Pudenz, Robert H., U.S. neurosurgeon, 1911-1998. Heyer-Pudenz valve - see under HeyerPudenz reservoirPudenz shuntPudenz tubePudenz valve - Synonym(s): Heyer-Pudenz valvePudenz ventricular catheterPudenz-Schulte thecoperitoneal shunt |