Use of Subfascial Passive Bile Bag Drainage for the Management of Durotomies in Spine Surgery

Durotomies are known to increase complication rates, including reoperation. The use of subfascial passive bile bag drainage in concert with a post-operative HOB protocol is a safe and effective manner to manage durotomies while minimizing the need for reoperation.

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Cureus
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.68397
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Head and Neck Surgical Oncology
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Use of Subfascial Passive Bile Bag Drainage for the Management of Durotomies in Spine Surgery

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Use of Subfascial Passive Bile Bag Drainage for the Management of Durotomies in Spine Surgery

Stephen P. Kalhorn, Brian F. Saway, Jeffrey E. Wessell, Laura Wolgamott, Samantha Bindner, Luke Bauerle
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Abstract

Durotomies are known to increase complication rates, including reoperation. The use of subfascial passive bile bag drainage in concert with a post-operative HOB protocol is a safe and effective manner to manage durotomies while minimizing the need for reoperation.

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