Die nichttuberkul�se Spondylitis

Hellner, H

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1986

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“…Involvement of the spinal column in generalized infectious diseases like tuberculosis, smallpox, diphteria, measles and scarlet fever 16,23,31,56 in form of localized mono-or polysegmental spondylitis has been well known since the turn of the century (survey see 23,27,37).…”

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Infection of the intervertebral space following conventional and microsurgical operation on the herniated lumbar intervertebral disc a controlled clinical trial

Dauch

1986

Acta neurochir

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SummaryReview of the literature reveals "chat considerable knowledge has accumulated on intervertebral space infection following lumbar disc surgery. This is based on more than 400 observations. There are, however, no unifying concepts regarding the pathogenesis of the condition. While the reported incidence has seemed to increase in the last three decades, we noticed a significant reduction in frequency of this important complication of lumbar disc surgery after introducing microsurgical techniques. The significance of this finding is discussed with respect to pathogenesis.

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