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Tuberculous spondylitis develops at 5 percents of patients with systemic tuberculosis.
Clinical findings of tuberculous spondylitis are back pain, paraparesis, kyphyosis, and
sensory disturbance. The aims of treatment are eradication of the infection, prevention of
neurologic complication and spinal deformity. The authors reviewed ten cases of
tuberculous spondylitis from 1992 to 1995. Nine patients had vertebral body involvement
and seven had neurologic complications. Sites of involvement were thoracic(five),
lumbo-sacral(two), and multiple levels(thoracic/lumbar). Tuberculous spondylitis involving
multiple levels or posterior column were misdiagnosed as spinal tumor. Operative
approaches were anterior approach(six), posterior approach(three), and both(one). The
procedures of operation comprised of drainage of abscess, debridement of sequestered
bone, decompression of spinal cord, and stabilization of the spine for correction of
deformity. All patients had good neurologic outcome by way of drainage, decompression,
and stabilization procedure. Thus we concluded that aggressive management should be
considered when treating the patients with tuberculosis spondylitis.

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Tuberculous spondylitis; Paraparesis; Decompression; Stabilization.;

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