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HomeCongenital Disorders of the Nervous System in ChildrenSyringomyelia in Children HomepageManagement of Syringomyelia in ChildrenRecovery After Surgery for Syringomyelia in Children

Recovery After Surgery for Syringomyelia in Children

This page was last updated on January 25th, 2023

Postoperative Orders

  • Routine
  • Medications: An alternating acetaminophen/ibuprofen regimen is ordered, with opioids and diazepam as needed to control pain.

Postoperative Morbidity

  • Pain: Postoperative morbidity is mainly pain due to the spinal muscle dissection, and it can be well controlled with above-mentioned medication regimen.

 

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