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Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 2015
Cervical discitis, though rare, should be included in the differential diagnosis of torticollis, neck pain and neurodevelopmental regression in motor skills in children and infants. Magnetic resonance imaging is the diagnostic method of choice. Treatment should be conservative with antibiotics only.
Oded, Scheuerman +6 more
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Cervical discitis, though rare, should be included in the differential diagnosis of torticollis, neck pain and neurodevelopmental regression in motor skills in children and infants. Magnetic resonance imaging is the diagnostic method of choice. Treatment should be conservative with antibiotics only.
Oded, Scheuerman +6 more
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Management of postprocedural discitis
The Spine Journal, 2002Fortunately, the incidence of postprocedural discitis is relatively uncommon. The paucity of physical examination findings behooves the spine care practitioner to have a high index of suspicion in any patient presenting with increasing back pain after an invasive spinal procedure.
Jeff S, Silber +4 more
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Spine, 1988
A series of nine patients with post-discography discitis were evaluated to help delineate the clinical course. The most consistent sign was the marked exacerbation of neck or back pain. This then was followed by an elevated sedimentation rate at an average of 20 days, followed by a positive bone scan at an average of 33 days.
R D, Guyer +6 more
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A series of nine patients with post-discography discitis were evaluated to help delineate the clinical course. The most consistent sign was the marked exacerbation of neck or back pain. This then was followed by an elevated sedimentation rate at an average of 20 days, followed by a positive bone scan at an average of 33 days.
R D, Guyer +6 more
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Intervertebral discitis in childhood
Annals of Tropical Paediatrics, 1989Many paediatricians are unaware of the disease entity of discitis, which must be included in the differential diagnosis of several acute and subacute diseases of infancy and childhood. In order to draw attention to this disorder, three Swedish and two Arabic children, aged from 9 months to 3 years, are jointly presented.
M M, Hassoon +5 more
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Applied Radiology
Abstract Discitis is an intervertebral disc infection in young children most caused by S. aureus or K. kingae . Symptomatic patients most commonly present with back pain, refusal to walk or crawl, loss of lumbar lordosis, and inability
Parker Hunsaker +4 more
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Abstract Discitis is an intervertebral disc infection in young children most caused by S. aureus or K. kingae . Symptomatic patients most commonly present with back pain, refusal to walk or crawl, loss of lumbar lordosis, and inability
Parker Hunsaker +4 more
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1987
Postoperative discitis (POD) continues to be a diagnostic challenge and its management remains variable. This article raises the following questions and presents new observations. What is the current role of the CT scan in POD? Is a uniform pathogen involved and is there a basis for the duration of intravenous antibiotics?
B E, Dall +3 more
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Postoperative discitis (POD) continues to be a diagnostic challenge and its management remains variable. This article raises the following questions and presents new observations. What is the current role of the CT scan in POD? Is a uniform pathogen involved and is there a basis for the duration of intravenous antibiotics?
B E, Dall +3 more
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[Postoperative lumbar discitis].
Minerva anestesiologica, 1992The authors report our experience on 19 cases of discitis developed after operations for herniated lumbar disc. Because of the negativity of the neuroradiological studies in the acute stage, the recognition of the typical syndrome (severe back pain, spasm of the paravertebral lumbar muscles, limited spinal motility, fever) beginning 3-30 days post ...
NATALE, Massimo +4 more
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Orthopaedic review, 1992
Discitis is usually a benign, self-limiting disease that is frequently misdiagnosed. The disease usually leads to spontaneous disc-space narrowing and end-plate irregularity, which require no treatment and rarely cause morbidity.
D, Atar, W B, Lehman, A D, Grant
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Discitis is usually a benign, self-limiting disease that is frequently misdiagnosed. The disease usually leads to spontaneous disc-space narrowing and end-plate irregularity, which require no treatment and rarely cause morbidity.
D, Atar, W B, Lehman, A D, Grant
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Infective discitis with concurrent calcific discitis masquerading as renal colic
Medical Journal of Australia, 2021Roland Z White +2 more
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