The patient underwent a column surgery (elective lumbar spine surgery, decompression and fixation) in (b)(6) 2017 and an absorbable hemostat was used.The patient presented with lumbar pain 48 hours after the procedure.A ct scan was taken, the scan showed a collection that looked like a hematoma.The patient underwent an intervention to remove the hematoma and drain it.Upon opening, during the re-operation, the doctor noticed that it was a collection of serohematic liquid, not a hematoma.This serohematic collection was formed by an inflammatory reaction, which was corroborated by a cytochemical study and the result was 100% inflammatory.During the re-operation, the area was drained.The beginning of lower back pain started on (b)(6) 2016, the surgical intervention was on (b)(6) 2016.The doctor states that the patient was very fat, almost obese.The current status of the patient was reported as good.
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