Drain versus no drain after intradural spine surgery: a 10-year multicenter study
Authors:
- John J. Y. ZhangJZJohn J. Y. Zhang
- A. Aravin KumarAKA. Aravin Kumar
- Zheting ZhangZZZheting Zhang
- Shane ZawSZShane Zaw
- Siu Kei David MakSMSiu Kei David Mak
- Zhiquan Damian LeeZLZhiquan Damian Lee
- Thomas Choo Heng TanTTThomas Choo Heng Tan
- Nishal PrimalaniNPNishal Primalani
- Krishan KumarKKKrishan Kumar
- Robin PillayRPRobin Pillay
- Dinesh Shree KumarDKDinesh Shree Kumar
- Ji Min LingJLJi Min Ling
- 17 September 2026
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Springer Nature in European Spine Journal
- p. 1-8
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