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Percutaneous Drainage | Dr. Naveen Chandrashekahr

Percutaneous drainage is a medical procedure that involves the insertion of a catheter or needle through the skin into an area of the body filled with fluid or an abscess. This minimally invasive technique is used to manage various conditions, including fluid collections and abscesses in different body parts. Percutaneous drainage involves the following steps: 1. Imaging guidance: The procedure is performed under imaging guidance to guide the drainage catheter or needle placement accurately. 2. Local anesthesia: The targeted area is numbed with a local anesthetic to minimize discomfort. 3. Catheter/needle placement: A needle or catheter is then inserted through the skin into the fluid collection or abscess. 4. Aspiration/continuous drainage: The procedure may involve a one-time fluid aspiration or placing a drainage catheter for constant drainage. 5. Catheter securing: If a drainage catheter is used, it may be secured in place and connected to a drainage bag or collection system. About Treatment - https://www.vaidam.com/search/abscess... About Hospital - https://www.vaidam.com/hospitals/glob...