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Drainage procedures are minimally invasive treatments used to remove abnormal fluid, pus, bile, urine, blood, or infected collections from the body. These procedures may be needed when fluid buildup causes pain, swelling, fever, infection, pressure on nearby organs, jaundice, urine blockage, or delayed recovery after surgery.
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Abscess drainage is a procedure used to remove pus collected inside the skin or deeper body tissues due to infection. An abscess may appear as a painful swelling with redness, warmth, tenderness, fever, or pus discharge. When pus collects in one place, antibiotics alone may not always clear it completely, so drainage may be needed for proper healing.
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Fluid drainage is a minimally invasive procedure used to remove abnormal fluid collected inside the body. Fluid may build up in areas such as the abdomen, chest, pelvis, joints, cysts, or around organs due to infection, liver disease, kidney disease, heart problems, cancer, inflammation, injury, or post-surgery complications.
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Image-guided drainage is a minimally invasive procedure used to remove fluid, pus, blood, bile, urine, or infected collections from inside the body using imaging support. It may be advised for abscesses, cysts, abdominal collections, pleural fluid, pelvic fluid, post-surgical collections, or infected fluid pockets near organs.
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