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Acetazolamide to Reduce Spinal Fluid Leaks After Spine Surgery.
This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness and safety of acetazolamide in helping patients recover from accidental dural tears during spine surgery. Adding acetazolamide to standard post-surgery care is hypothesized to be a safe and effective way to reduce spinal fluid leakage, ease headaches, and speed up recovery.
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