How to Drain Corritals

I'm usually more patient with the serious ones because if you addressed, and it depends, like I said, an hypotenie, they usually get better. They also are much easier to drain. So yeah, hemorrhagic is the opposite question. The risk benefit is there's a high benefit and a high risk sometimes to doing those cases. And for hemorrhagic corritals, Ajay, I like personally to try to avoid a cut down,. Sometimes I'll use a trocar blade with the canyella off just to create a little stab and then enlarge it a little bit.