Spinal Infection
Spinal Infection is a pathological condition characterized by microbial invasion and colonization of the vertebral column, its associated structures, or adjacent soft tissues, distinguished from other musculoskeletal infections by its anatomical localization within the spinal axis and potential to compromise spinal stability or neurological function.
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Spinal Infections
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Ann Sullivan Baker, Robert G. Ojemann, Morton N. Swartz et al. · New England Journal of Medicine · 1975 · 790 citations
Risk Factors for Infection After Spinal Surgery
Andrew M. Fang, Serena S. Hu, Nathan K. Endres et al. · Spine · 2005 · 573 citations
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Harvard University
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Johns Hopkins University
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Mayo Clinic
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