Nowadays, as the incidence of hydrocephalus is increasing year by year, the treatment becomes urgent. Especially for infants and children with hydrocephalus, treatment is a priority, as it can cause great harm to the child’s intelligence, eyesight, memory, and body movement, which can seriously affect normal life and learning. Mild hydrocephalus can be treated with medication to relieve the symptoms and prevent the condition from progressing further toward severity. For severe hydrocephalus, surgery is required. It is understandable that most people are a little afraid of surgery. However, patients do not need to be overly nervous because the technology for treating hydrocephalus has developed over the years and has now become very mature. Is hydrocephalus drilling and drainage surgery effective? Hydrocephalus drilling and drainage surgery generally refers to extraventricular drainage and is generally indicated for temporary relief treatment in the acute phase. Most patients will also require shunt surgery in the later stages. Hydrocephalus shunt surgery is a relatively classical surgical procedure that is simple to perform and takes very little time to operate. However, patients must pay extra attention to the fact that this routine shunt is prone to complications after surgery, such as blockage or rupture of the shunt, and may lead to intracranial infection, which can make the condition more serious. So, is there a better technique to effectively treat hydrocephalus? This issue is a major concern for patients and families with hydrocephalus today. According to the survey, cerebrospinal fluid specialist technology is very effective in treating all types of hydrocephalus, and the chance of complications is very small, which is a safe and effective technology for treating hydrocephalus.