N	Concordance
1	 the appendix occurred at the site of a drain placed in the right lower quadrant
2	e patient who developed a urinoma after drain removal required a percutaneous ne
3	nsfused blood. Mean postoperative chest drain loss was significantly less in the
4	ings with CSF obtained through a lumbar drain and confessed to this activity aft
5	oloration. The insertion of nasobiliary drain did not improve the jaundice. Pred
6	duct as a temporary external pancreatic drain. There were 29 men and 21 women ra
7	tion of the fluid in the peripancreatic drain was determined prospectively in 10
8	d. Dogs were divided into postoperative drain and primary closure groups. Statis
9	forated into the neck to connect the TD drain to an access port. In acute experi
10	1 patient after removal of the thoracic drain, persistent air leakage (> 7 days)
11	efficient as the traditional underwater drain, imposing less discomfort and allo
12	allowing early mobilization. The vacuum drain is, therefore, recommended in sele