Clinical Outcomes Of Posterior Spinal Fusion Technique Based On Degree Of Cyphosis, Neurological Deficit And Corpus Vertebrae Fusion In Tuberculous Spondylitis Patients

Tuberculous Spondylitisis a secondary infectious disease of the spine that often occurs, from some literature it is found almost half all scletal tuberculosis sufferers are Spondylitis. Until now, management Spondylitis still controversial due to high clinical variation The Medical Research Council United Kingdom (MRC, London) recommends using 6-month regimen isoniazid and rifampicin as standard therapy for tuberculous spondylitis, but this study did not include patients with three or more spinal cord injuries. This aims assess outcome posterior fusion technique on degree kyphosis, neurological deficits vertebral body in spondylitis patients. type research an observational analytic, cross-sectional approach analyze effect kyphosis before after intervention. Overall, there were significant differences who underwent techniques p value <0.05, except vertebrae corpus 1 month postoperatively, no between preoperative postoperatively. = 1.000 (p > 0.05) was relationship loss correction postoperatively tested Pearson statistics where 0.451.Tuberculous 0.451.