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ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR FUSION OF CERVICAL SPINE IN OSTEOMYELITIC PROCESS OF SEVERAL VERTEBRAL BODIES: A CASE REPORT
2016
Acta Medica Medianae
A 52-year old male patient was initially examined because of short-term bronchopneumonia by the primary healthcare physician who prescribed antibiotic therapy that calmed the cough and lowered the temperature. In the following period, the patient started to complain of periodic febrile and subfebrile episodes. One month after the first symptoms of bronchopneumonia, the patient experienced pain in the neck and numbness in his right hand. After approximately ten days, the patient began to
doi:10.5633/amm.2016.0209
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