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A cervical epiduralabscess and vertebral osteomyelitis were detected by radiologic studies.
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We report a case of epiduralabscess due to Haemophilus parainfluenzae.
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In association with epiduralabscess, it leads to rapid neurological deterioration.
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Methods: We present a case of a spinal epiduralabscess after cervical pharyngoesophageal dilation.
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We report an unusual case of cervical spondylodiscitis and epiduralabscess mimicking Pott's disease.
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The diagnostic imaging modality of choice in patients with epiduralabscess is MRI with gadolinium.
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To the best of our knowledge, epiduralabscess due to H. parainfluenzae has not been reported previously.
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New syndromes of infection due to group C streptococci observed in our series included intra-abdominal abscess, epiduralabscess, and dialysis-associated infection.
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One should consider B. fragilis when treating a spondylodiscitis with epiduralabscess, especially in patients with a possibly digestive portal of entry.
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Surgery was indicated if a neurological deficit, symptoms of sepsis, epiduralabscess formation with consecutive stenosis, instability or severe deformity were present.
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They'd already done a bunch of tests and ruled out the obvious-urinarytract infection, epiduralabscess-andwere sort of grasping at straws.
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We describe 2 cases of spondylodiscitis with epiduralabscess due to Bacteroides fragilis, 1 after colonoscopy with biopsy and 1 in a cirrhotic patient.
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Epiduralabscess, erosion of lamina, and pyomyositis of posterior spinal muscles were common imaging findings.
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Abscesses above the level of C2, defined as upper cervical epiduralabscesses, are even rarer still.
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Background: Spinal epiduralabscesses have a prevalence of 3 out of every 10,000 admissions.