Post-operative Giant Pseudomeningocele Following L3-L4 Discectomy: A case report and Literature Review
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https://doi.org/10.3126/njn.v22i3.77804Keywords:
Pseudomeningocele, Lumbar spine surgery, duroplastyAbstract
After Lumbar spine surgery many of the patients improve but few develop post-operative lumbar giant pseudomeningocele causing symptomatic trouble in rare cases. In our case a 21-year-old male who was operated in other hospital for symptomatic Prolapsed lumber intervertebral Disc where microdiscectomy was done. After 5 months he developed symptomatic pseudomeningocele over the operative scar area, confirmed by clinical examination and Imaging. Due to headache and annoyable swelling in the lower back, L3-L4 Laminectomy with duroplasty with dural sealant fibrin glue with Lumbar drain was performed. His post operative period was uneventful, His giant pseudomeningocele resolved and he was discharged on 11th post-operative day.
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