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Technical note. Pyogenic spinal epidural abscess: a minimally invasive technique for multisegmental decompression
K D Schultz1, C H Comey, R W Haid
1Department of Neurosciences, Naval Medical Center, San Diego, San Diego, California, USA.
Abstract:
Spontaneous spinal epidural abscess is a rare condition that is devastating and often fatal. Traditionally, surgery and antibiotics have been the treatment of choice; however, there has been some debate on the indications for their use. This technical note discusses a method for decompressing an acute multisegmental pyogenic spinal epidural abscess, thereby avoiding multilevel laminectomies.
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