Infections of the Spine Spinal infections are relatively uncommon but serious conditions, accounting for 3% to 5% of all osteomyelitis cases. Unfortunately, delays in diagnosis and treatment are common due to the manner in which these infections present. Symptoms may…
Many factors make assessing and treating patients with injuries to the spinal column and spinal cord demanding. The most critical responsibilities are early recognition of the injuries, prevention of neurologic deterioration, optimization of initial medical management, correct interpretation of all…
General Information Spondylolisthesis is a descriptive term derived from the Greek spondylo (spine) and olisthesis (slip) and was first described by Herbinaux, an obstetrician, in 1782. The varied etiologies of spondylolisthesis were first classified by Wiltse, with other classifications of…
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