[Diagnosis and Treatment of XXXX /Spondylitis in Clinical Practice].

@entity1511 @entity1 @entity1512
UNASSIGNED: Background: The clinical presentation of spondylsodiscitis/ @entity1511 are manifold. This commonly leads to a period of several months from initial symptoms to final diagnosis. A standardised treatment is difficult. The purpose of this study is to investigate the treatment carried out for @entity1 with @entity1512 or @entity1511 to develop an individualised standard care for better treatment. @entity1 and Methods: Data of 90 @entity1 were retrospective analysed. In particular documented data of the initial examination and the following treatments concerning identification of causes and systematically control of pathogens were examined. Results: In 91% of @entity1 a diagnostically conclusive MRI was conducted. The degree of spondylidiscitis/ @entity1511 was mainly ASA criteria I or II (86%). In 96% of @entity1 different diagnostic methods for identification of pathogens were conducted and documented. Results confirmed the most common pathogens mentioned in the literature. 75% of @entity1 were treated by surgery. In 93% of patients an antibiotic treatment was documented. 50 @entity1 (81%) were successfully healed. Conclusion: It is important to identify and treat @entity1512 / @entity1511 as early as possible. Diagnosis by means of blood culture and MRI and treatment of the infection with antibiotics and possibly surgical interventions seem be very suitable, but need to be individualised to each and every @entity1 .
