The authors report the case of a 58-year-old man who presented with a
cervicothoracolumbosacral spinal subdural abscess about a month after receiving an …

The frequent use of invasive procedures at the spinal cord such as epidural injections has
led to an increased incidence of iatrogenic abscesses. We report the case of a patient who …

Although spinal epidural abscess is uncommon, its incidence is likely to rise with increasing
use of epidural injections for the control of lower back pain. We report a case of spinal …

A previously healthy patient was admitted to our hospital because of low back pain and
sciatica. For 4 weeks preceding the admission, he had been treated with nonsteroidal …

Lumbar subdural abscesses have rarely been reported in the literature, and the
complications of epidural infiltrations predominantly include arachnoiditis, meningitis and …

We performed a retrospective survey of the clinical records and radiological examinations of
10 patients with a diagnosis of spinal epidural abscess, without spondylodiscitis. All patients …

The histories of two patients with spinal epidural abscess are reported. Attention is drawn to
the route of infection by means of direct inoculation of pathogens in the wake of …

Spinal epidural abscess is a rare infectious disorder often subject to a delayed diagnosis.
This delay can be disastrous, resulting in permanent neurologic dysfunction or death …

Spinal Extradural Abscess Following Local Steroid Injection Summary SHORT REPORTS
Page 1 Spinal Extradural Abscess Following Local Steroid Injection S. Kaul, AK Meena, C …

Epidural abscess with and without associated meningitis after epidural corticosteroid
injections for radicular back pain is a rarely reported complication. We report the occurrence …