Study design: retrospective case series. Objective: the presenting clinical symptoms of
spinal infections are often nonspecific and a delay in diagnosis can lead to adverse patient …

Objective Pyogenic spinal infections account for 2%–4% of orthopaedic infections. They are
often difficult to diagnose, resulting in a delay in diagnosis. Risk factors for orthopaedic and …

Purpose Pola et al. described a clinical-radiological classification of pyogenic spinal
infections (PSI) based on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) features including vertebral …

Study Design. We performed a retrospective review of 48 cases of pyogenic spinal infection
presenting over a 12-year period to the National Spinal Injuries Unit (NSIU) of the Republic …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Follow-up MR imaging examinations are increasingly
used to monitor response to treatment in patients with spine infection. We aim to describe …

PURPOSE OF THE STUDY To describe epidemiological and clinical features of pyogenic
spinal infections in patients treated at the Department of Infectious, Parasitic and Tropical …

Purpose Cervical spine pyogenic infections are unusual compared to other vertebral
segments, but they can be associated to worse clinical outcomes. We compared all patients …

Background/objective Contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is the
preferred imaging modality for diagnosing pyogenic spinal infection (PSI), but it is not always …

Study Design. A retrospective study of a consecutive series of all patients with pyogenic
spinal infections treated at a single institution over a 10-year period. Objective. To …

Study Design: A retrospective single-center analysis of 159 cases. Objective: To investigate
differences between male and female patients, as spinal infection (SI) represents a life …