An Unusual complication in brain surgery after use of collagen dural substitute: A CASE
The repair of cranial or spinal dural defects with collagen duraform is common practice in neurosurgery.Here we are demonstrating an unusual complication that occurred after the successful resection of meningioma (Simpson”s grade 1 resection).Dural defect was repaired with bovine derived collagen dural substitute (CODMAN DURAFORM).Exact on eight days of first operation,patient was readmitted for marked right hemiparesis.Within our subject post operative,collection was diagnosed at first but considering that the individual didn”t have a fever,we discarded diagnosis of brain abscess.Patient was shifted to the operating room for removal of the collagen graft due to concern for an inflammatory reaction.To our best knowledge this is the first reported case of an allergic reaction which took place within a week postoperatively related to bovine derived collagen dural substitute.Immediate surgical removal of the graft and repair with autologous fascia seems to be optimal treatment when complication ensues.
Shrestha Sudeep Yu Jun
Neurosurgery Department, second affiliated hospital of Zhejiang university , Hangzhou, China,310009
国内会议
锡林浩特
英文
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2015-08-14（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）