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SpondylodIscItIs After IatrogenIc SpInal EpIdural Abscess Case Report.

Ahmet Önder Güney

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Spinal epidural abscess is a very rare and dangerous lesion. We present here spondylodiscitis case developed follovving iatrogenic spinal epidural abscess. The patient was operated on by surgical drainage and appropriate antibiotic therapy. Improvement was seen postoperatively. In this article, the clinical outcome, radiological findings, and management prothocoles of spinal epidural abscess and spondylodiscitis are discussed with revievv of the literature.

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Spinal epidural abscess is a very rare and dangerous lesion. We present here spondylodiscitis case developed follovving iatrogenic spinal epidural abscess. The patient was operated on by surgical drainage and appropriate antibiotic therapy. Improvement was seen postoperatively. In this article, the clinical outcome, radiological findings, and management prothocoles of spinal epidural abscess and spondylodiscitis are discussed with revievv of the literature.

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Spinal epidural abscess is a very rare and dangerous lesion. We present here spondylodiscitis case developed follovving iatrogenic spinal epidural abscess. The patient was operated on by surgical drainage and appropriate antibiotic therapy. Improvement was seen postoperatively. In this article, the clinical outcome, radiological findings, and management prothocoles of spinal epidural abscess and spondylodiscitis are discussed with revievv of the literature.

Key concepts: Spondylodiscitis, Medicine, Epidural abscess, Spinal epidural abscess, Surgery, Abscess, Discitis, Epidural space

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