Background: Though spinal tuberculosis has a predilection for the dorsal and lumbar spine,
a high percentage of morbidity and mortality is associated with cervical tuberculosis …

Background context Cervical spine tuberculosis (TB) is uncommon, accounting for 3% to 5%
of spinal TB. Although the development of anti-TB chemotherapy decreases the mortality …

Objective: To evaluate the correction of kyphotic deformity, stability and fusion promoted by
titanium implants (Synex-Ventrofix Synthes) in spinal tuberculosis. Methods: Between …

Study design This is a retrospective case–control study. Objectives The surgical approaches
to cervicothoracic spinal tuberculosis (CTSTB) were controversial. The aim of this research …

Aim: The study aims to provide an insight in the management of subaxial cervical spine TB
treated by multiple modalities. Materials and Methods: A retrospective analysis of 91 patients …

Background Cervicothoracic spinal tuberculosis is a rare disease. Due to its difficult and
challenging surgical exposure, its surgical treatment approach remains inconclusive. Long …

The clinical and radiological outcomes in 14 patients with subaxial cervical spine
tuberculosis following uninstrumented anterior decompression surgery and medical …

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the efficacy of anterior instrumentation in patients with subaxial
and cervicodorsal spinal tuberculosis in reconstruction of the spine, providing pain relief …

Background: The purpose of this study was to explore the clinical effect of the anterior
approach to the lower cervical spine for cervicothoracic spinal tuberculosis (CTSTB) …

Background Antituberculosis chemotherapy have been widely used for lower cervical spine
tuberculosis and brought out favorable outcomes. However, the contribution of surgical …