A patient of head trauma presents with clear nasal discharge. NCCT brain was done which revealed non-operable injury to frontobasal area. What is the most appropriate management

A. Wait and watch for 4-5 days to allow spontaneous healing

B. Do an MRI to localize the leak and control the discharge endoscopically

C. Put a dural catheter to control CSF leak

D. Approach transcranially to repair the damaged frontobasal region

Correct Answer: Wait and watch for 4-5 days to allow spontaneous healing

Description: Inoperable lesser leaks are resolved without any surgical interventions as they can heal spontaneously. Ref: Diseases of nose, throat and ear; Logan Turner; pg 29

Category: ENT

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