Pediatric hydrocephalus is a common clinical condition that is caused by impaired cerebrospinal fluid circulation, and most children are congenital. Unlike adults with hydrocephalus, the symptoms of pediatric hydrocephalus change with age. In infancy, the main manifestations of hydrocephalus are a larger-than-normal skull, the sunset sign (downsightedness), enlarged halogens, and high muscle tone. It is important to pay attention to pediatric hydrocephalus, and since children are still growing and developing, early detection and treatment will be more beneficial to their recovery. In the treatment of hydrocephalus, the role of drugs is not much, it is more recommended to take surgery, pediatric hydrocephalus treatment about how much it costs? Many parents are worried about the high cost of surgery, but in fact, the cost of pediatric hydrocephalus treatment is not fixed, the choice of different hospitals, different surgical methods, etc. will cause differences in costs. The current conventional surgical method is hydrocephalus shunt surgery, which involves using a shunt tube to drain excess cerebrospinal fluid from the ventricles to other parts of the body, but this traditional routine shunt surgery has more post-operative complications, such as blocked shunts and infections, which require removal of the shunt tube and rescheduling of the surgery, which costs more and makes the patient suffer more.