Background Symptomatic spinal gout is relatively rare. Open laminectomy, with or without
fusion, has been so far the standard treatment for symptomatic spinal gout. We describe …

Interventions: Percutaneous transforaminal endoscopic decompression was performed as
treatment. Intraspinal chalky white material was seen. We removed most of the chalky white …

Background: Rarely, chronic tophaceous gout can result in lumbar spinal stenosis and
neural compression. Case Description: A 67-year-old male presented with the radiographic …

Study Design Case report. Objective The objective of this study is to report the occurrence of
tophaceous gout in the lumbar spine. Methods Using a case report to illustrate the key points …

Objective: The study aim is to present the clinical, radiological aspects and treatment of this
disease from the neurosurgical standpoint using a literature review and an illustrative case …

OBJECTIVE AND IMPORTANCE: Tophaceous gout uncommonly affects the axial skeleton.
The clinical presentations of gout of the spine range from back pain to quadriplegia. Gout …

Objective To improve neurologists' awareness of spine gout by showing a rare case of
tophaceous gout in thoracic spine and a summary of vertebral gout in order. Material and …

Interventions: The patient underwent L2-L4 laminectomy, L2/3 L3/4 an d L4/5 discectomy
and transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion with pedicle screw fixation. Outcomes: Dual …

Introduction Acute gout arthritis and tophaceous gout of the spine is rare. Exegesis We
report the case of a 54-year-old man with chronic low back pain. Physical examination and …

Purpose Although gout is a common metabolic disorder, it usually affects distal joints of the
appendicular skeleton. Axial spine involvement is rare, with only 131 cases reported in the …