Conclusion:
TFV is a rare but serious impediment of ventriculoperitoneal shunt
surgery and requires prompt diagnosis and intervention. This case
highlights the importance of recognising clinical signs of TFV, using
improved imaging to make an accurate diagnosis, and restoring CSF
dynamics using appropriate interventional techniques. Early intervention
not only reduces symptoms, but also prevents brain dysfunctions and
provides better patient outcomes. The report emphasises about physicians
treating patients with VP shunts need to remain vigilant to quickly
identify and treat such problems.