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Fig. 4. —63-year-old woman with lumbar cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leak who later underwent fibrin glue patch therapy with intrathecal extension of fibrin glue, resulting in aseptic meningitis. Axial CT image shows fibrin glue within thecal sac (arrows). Bony fusion material is seen posterior to spine. Dense radiopaque object within left paraspinal soft tissues represents an electrical stimulator device. Because of large size of defect, surgical repair was subsequently performed.