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 The purpose of this study was to propose the optimal management for MRSA spondylitis. The records of 11 patients with MRSA spondylitis were reviewed. Six of these 11 patients had a hematogenous infection, and five had postoperative infection. All patients with hematogenous infection were immunocompromised hosts. Four patients with hematogenous infection who developed paralysis underwent anterior spinal fusion, however, paralysis persisted in 3 patients. The infection was eradicated in one case with only conservative therapy. All five patients with postoperative infection had previously undergone spinal instrumentation surgery. In four patients who had lumbar infection, instruments had to be removed. In one patient who had cervical infection, the implant could not be removed due to the patient's poor general condtion, and the patient died of sepsis. Our results indicated that for immunocompromised hosts with spondylitis, MRSA infection should be considered, and appropriate intravenous antibiotics should be administered immediately. Early surgical debridement is recommended when such antibiotic treatment is ineffective. In postoperative MRSA infection, early and complete removal of the instrumentation is necessary.


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電子版ISSN 1882-1286 印刷版ISSN 0557-0433 医学書院

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