Pyogenic spondylodiscitis is an uncommon bacterial infection of the intervertebral disc and vertebral endplates. It usually affects elderly patients with comorbidities but may be also seen after surgical procedures in young patients, mostly spinal interventions genitourinary procedures. This article describes a rare case pyogenic female patient cesarean section without anesthesia. The presented...

Background: Spondylodiscitis (SD) is an infectious inflammation that affects the vertebrae, vertebral discs and adjacent structures. It may have a bacterial or non-bacterial etiology. Although analysis has improved identification of pathogens highly pursued, in one third cases, no organism can be identified. Objectives: The objective our work to describe epidemiological, clinical evolutionary p...

Background: Spondylodiscitis is an infective process of the disc and two adjacent vertebrae. It quite a rare disease accounting for 2–7% all cases septic osteomyelitis. These spinal infections touch commonly single level, lumbar spine being most affected. Non-contiguous level involvement seldom reported in literature. This last group part imputable to granulomatous organisms [1,2]. Objectives: ...