Escherichia Coli’nin Etken Olduğu Servikal Spinal Abse

Öz

Servikal spinal abse genellikle kan yolu ile yayılım görülürken, daha nadir oranda spontan, cerrahi operasyon sonrası, travmatik olarak da görülebilir. Servikal spinal abse tanısı ve tedavisinin geciktirilmesi durumunda ciddi nörolojik problemler ve sekeller ortaya çıkabilir. Tanı konulduğunda intravenöz antibiyotik tedavisine derhal başlanılmalı ve nörolojik defisit veya spinal deformite varsa hemen cerrahi işlem bu tedaviye eklenmelidir. Servikal bölgede gelişen spinal epidural abse olgusunu bu yazıda sunmayı amaçladık.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Nörolojik defisit, servikal,spinal abse

Cervical Spinal Abscess a Pathogen Agent of Escherichia Coli

Abstract

Cervical spinal abscess may occur seldom spontaneously, post operative and post traumatic, but hematogen spreading of infection is the most common occuring way. The delay for the diagnosis and management of cervical spinal abscess can cause to severe neurological some disorders. Administration of antibiotics have to be managed after the diagnosis immediately and additionally, if the patient has a neurological deficit and a spinal deformity surgical procedures should be added to the management of this illness. We present spinal epydural abscess a case of cervical spine in this report.

Keywords

• Cervical, neurological deficit, spinal abscess

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