… mellitus and chronic low back pain, presented to … back pain, fever, and chills. The patient
reported no recent trauma or urinary symptoms. He denied any history of intravenous drug use …

… is well described, and I would agree that fever alone is a relatively insensitive indicator for
… Thus, the existence of intravenous drug use in a patient with low-back pain may serve as a …

… A 35-year-old Chinese male developed left hand pain and numbness … presented in May
2006 with complaints of fever and lower back pain. He initially denied any intravenous drug use …

… mellitus, higher age or intravenous drug use. Instrumentation of the … This patient complained
of severe back pain and fever … higher in the presence of encephalitis (4–35% of SEA cases). …

… (a) A 42-year-old male with a history of intravenous drug use presented with fever and
low back pain. A sagittal short tau inversion recovery magnetic resonance imaging of the …

… , back pain, rash, focal numbness, or weakness. his past medical history was significant for
prescription drug abuse, … he initially denied iV drug use, but later acknowledged it after the …

… The patient denied chest pain, fever, weakness, and any … alcohol, intravenous drug, or
other substance abuse. The … prescription drug abuse goals may eventually improve access …

… admitted to the use of intravenous administration of methamphetamine, and one patient had
used it exclusively. The duration of drug abuse varied from three months to over five years. …

… to the skeletal system in which intravenous … A 29-year-old female was first seen in September
1972, complaining of a low back pain and a low-grade fever. Roentgenogram of the turn …

… Fever or tachycardia was a presenting sign in four of eight … Finally, one patient had a history
of intravenous drug abuse. … The disproportionately higher prevalence of drug abuse in the …