Subdural fluid collection rather than meningitis contributes to hydrocephalus after cervical laminoplasty: A case report

Figure 2 Imaging examination and treatment at our hospital. A: Computed tomography myelography revealing that the defect of dural-arachnoid was located at the C5 level and close to the lower edge of the fixed plate; B: Sagittal and axial view of cervical magnetic resonance imaging before pseudomeningocele drainage; C: Sagittal and axial view after pseudomeningocele drainage revealing a significant decrease in the cystic volume; D: The patient undergoing pseudomeningocele drainage; E: Intraoperative photograph demonstrating the dural-arachnoid defect; F: Dural-arachnoid defect was repaired with autologous fascia.