Table 1 Reported cases of paralysis of the abducent nerve after intraoperative dural fistula from spinal surgery
Year | Journal | Author | Surgery | Patient gender | Age | Spine level | Diabetes | CSF Leakage | IV Palsy detection | Treatment | IV Palsy Remission |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
2003 | J. Orthopaedic science | Nakagawa et al. [10] | Spinal tumor Resection | Female | 22 | Cervical | No | Not identified | 3 days Postop | Conservative | 1 year |
2009 | J. Korean Neur Society | Cho et al. [14] | Posterior Fusion | Male | 61 | Lumbo-Sacral | No | Not identified | 2 days Postop | Conservative | 5 weeks |
2012 | Spine | Thomas et al. [11] | Discectomy | Male | 53 | Lumbar | Yes | Identified | 7 days Postop | Dural Repair | 2 weeks |
2012 | Eur Spine Journal | Joo et al. [15] | Discectomy | Male | 48 | Lumbo-Sacral | No | Identified | 3 days Postop | Dural Repair | 1 week |
2013 | Eur Spine Journal | Khurana et al. [9] | Discectomy | Male | 48 | Thoracic | No | Identified | >3 weeks Postop | Dural Repair + Chest drain | 3 months |
Discectomy | Male | 46 | Thoracic | No | Identified | "Few days" Postop | Conservative | 5 months |