Ventricular drainage tubes are surgically implanted into the brain's ventricles so as to remove excess cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). These tubes are then linked to a device that aids in the measurement of the fluid's volume. When the ICP (increased intracranial pressure) is high, this technique is commonly performed. Nursing alone may be able to stop this leakage for a brief period of time. Ventricular drain tubes are a potential option for controlling high ICP. The global ventricular drainage tubes market is likely to be driven by an increase in the frequency of trauma and cranial injuries throughout the world. Aside from industrial accidents, falls, and slips, the most prevalent causes of head trauma and cranial injuries and are violence and road accidents.