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could be used for various malignant or non-malignant chronic pain [1]. Even though the IDDS insertion is an invasive procedure that makes a direct conduit into the central nervous system for analgesics delivery, the use of IDDS is increasingly popular because it is very effective in treating chronic intractable pain and is supported by multiple studies [2,3]. We report on the case of a patient who had a clear discharge from a suspected cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) leakage through a lumbar wound after intrathecal morphine pump removal surgery. It was an uncertain case of CSF leakage because the patient did not suffer from a headache. Finally, the clear discharge was successfully resolved by a single epidural blood patch.

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Suspected transcutaneous cerebral spinal fluid leakage without postural headache after implantable intrathecal drug delivery system removal - A case report -