Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging is a powerful diagnostic tool that can be used to help evaluate spinal infection and to help distinguish between an infection and other clinical conditions. In most cases of spinal infection, MR images show typical findings such as vertebral endplate destruction, bone marrow and disk signal abnormalities, and paravertebral or epidural abscesses. However, it is not always easy to diagnose a spinal infection, particularly when some of the classic MR imaging features are absent or when there are unusual patterns of infectious spondylitis. Furthermore, noninfectious inflammatory diseases and degenerative disease may simulate spinal infection. It is necessary to be familiar with atypical MR imaging findings of spi...
Background: Spinal infection (discitis; spondylodiscitis) presents a wide spectrum of pathologies. T...
AbstractInfectious spondylodiscitis is an infection of the intervertebral disc and the adjacent vert...
PurposeBoth laboratory markers and radiographic findings in the setting of spinal infections can be ...
Abstract Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging plays an important role in the evaluation of bacterial and ...
BACKGROUND: Spinal infections (pyogenic or non-pyogenic) are increasing in incidence and are a c...
Infection involving the vertebral column, including the bone, intervertebral disk, and paravertebral...
Spondylodiscitis is a complex disease whose diagnosis and management are still challenging. The diff...
AbstractInfection involving the vertebral column, including the bone, intervertebral disk, and parav...
On MRI, abnormal signals of the intervertebral disc, destruction of the upper and lower vertebral b...
Spinal infections are very commonly encountered by radiologists in their routine clinical practice. ...
This unit presents a basic protocol for conventional and fast spin echo imaging of spine for evaluat...
Objective : Spondylodiscitis has been diagnosed by clinical, radiological and laboratory methods. MR...
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Follow-up MR imaging examinations are increasingly used to monitor response ...
Three patients with pathologically verified spinal osteomyelitis and another three with metastatic...
Spinal infection may occur due to iatrogenic causes. Its pathogenesis, clinical presentation, manage...
Background: Spinal infection (discitis; spondylodiscitis) presents a wide spectrum of pathologies. T...
AbstractInfectious spondylodiscitis is an infection of the intervertebral disc and the adjacent vert...
PurposeBoth laboratory markers and radiographic findings in the setting of spinal infections can be ...
Abstract Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging plays an important role in the evaluation of bacterial and ...
BACKGROUND: Spinal infections (pyogenic or non-pyogenic) are increasing in incidence and are a c...
Infection involving the vertebral column, including the bone, intervertebral disk, and paravertebral...
Spondylodiscitis is a complex disease whose diagnosis and management are still challenging. The diff...
AbstractInfection involving the vertebral column, including the bone, intervertebral disk, and parav...
On MRI, abnormal signals of the intervertebral disc, destruction of the upper and lower vertebral b...
Spinal infections are very commonly encountered by radiologists in their routine clinical practice. ...
This unit presents a basic protocol for conventional and fast spin echo imaging of spine for evaluat...
Objective : Spondylodiscitis has been diagnosed by clinical, radiological and laboratory methods. MR...
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Follow-up MR imaging examinations are increasingly used to monitor response ...
Three patients with pathologically verified spinal osteomyelitis and another three with metastatic...
Spinal infection may occur due to iatrogenic causes. Its pathogenesis, clinical presentation, manage...
Background: Spinal infection (discitis; spondylodiscitis) presents a wide spectrum of pathologies. T...
AbstractInfectious spondylodiscitis is an infection of the intervertebral disc and the adjacent vert...
PurposeBoth laboratory markers and radiographic findings in the setting of spinal infections can be ...