An Unusual Case of NadiVrana- Multiple Sinus
Keywords:
NadiVrana, SinusAbstract
Nadi Vrana is a condition analogous to sinus which usually develops due to inappropriate or incomplete care of an abscess leading to track formation. In this case, we present Iatrogenic sinus not just single but multiple born out of the incomplete drainage of gluteal abscess which was resultant of a complication of intramuscular injection. Sushruta was the foremost author who scripted the details of this condition in his treatise narrating the various etiological factors
and also its Therapeutical modality
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