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EVD
(redirected from External Ventricular Drain)

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AcronymDefinition
EVDEnhanced Versatile Disc
EVDEigenvalue Decomposition
EVDExternal Ventricular Drain
EVDElectrochemical Vapor Deposition
EVDExtended Voluntary Departure (US immigration)
EVDEmergency Vehicle Driver
EVDEnglish Version for the Deaf (bible translation)
EVDEngine Valve Driver
EVDEnhanced Vendor Delivery
EVDEarly Version Demonstrations


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In addition, his shunt was externalized on hospital day (HD) 3 with subsequent placement of an external ventricular drain on HD 9.
He was sent to the pediatric intensive care unit of a tertiary-care hospital 24 hours after admission to have an external ventricular drain inserted.
Among the items the team still needs are: * Shunt hardware * Ventriculostomy cameras and scopes * External ventricular drains * Antibiotics * Steroids * Cash donations Once the initial work of raising money and stocking up on supplies is completed, Heit and his team will face more obstacles in Peru.
 
 
 
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