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This occurs when the resected lung tissue does not seal adequately, resulting in continued leakage of air from the lung. For most patient, an air leak will self-resolve by maintaining a drainage catheter in the chest for a prolonged period. However, for some patients, additional measures are required to help seal the affected tissue. Known strategies for managing post-operative air leak include placing one-way valves, surgical revision, and chemical pleurodesis. Chemical pleurodesis involves injecting an irritant through the chest drainage catheter to promote sealing of the leaking lung tissue. While many agents exist for chemical pleurodesis, a relatively new method for treating an air leak is by using dextrose solution. Dextrose is appealing due to low cost and availability. Dextrose solution has shown some efficacy in other countries and undergone Phase 1 clinical investigation in Canada to show its safety and dosing recommendations. 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