The epidemiology and management of spontaneous spinal epidural abscesses in children: a single-center experience

SEAs are rare infections, but good outcomes can be obtained with prompt antimicrobial and surgical management. Enteral antibiotics should be considered as part of therapy. Larger multicenter studies are needed to determine the optimal antibiotic duration and route, and which patients should undergo neurosurgical intervention versus interventional radiology drainage or medical management alone.

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Journal of Neurosurgery Pediatrics
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.3171/2024.9.peds24396
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Infectious Diseases and Tuberculosis
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The epidemiology and management of spontaneous spinal epidural abscesses in children: a single-center experience

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Abstract

SEAs are rare infections, but good outcomes can be obtained with prompt antimicrobial and surgical management. Enteral antibiotics should be considered as part of therapy. Larger multicenter studies are needed to determine the optimal antibiotic duration and route, and which patients should undergo neurosurgical intervention versus interventional radiology drainage or medical management alone.

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