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A Return to Discussing Spinal Epidural Abscess
Season 2 · Episode 13

A Return to Discussing Spinal Epidural Abscess

Dr. Zacharias reexamines the issues that lead to spinal epidural abscess, a rare condition that can result in severe adverse outcomes and allegations of negligent care. We start with a clear definition of spinal epidural abscess, why it occurs, and some notable contributing factors. From there, Dr. Zacharias examines risk factors with patients and some suggestions on being highly vigilant about certain signs that should increase your index of suspicion. He also walks through some examples of symptoms that patients commonly present with as well as key considerations when evaluating and treating patients with these symptoms.

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Show Notes

Dr. Zacharias reexamines the issues that lead to spinal epidural abscess, a rare condition that can result in severe adverse outcomes and allegations of negligent care. We start with a clear definition of spinal epidural abscess, why it occurs, and some notable contributing factors. From there, Dr. Zacharias examines risk factors with patients and some suggestions on being highly vigilant about certain signs that should increase your index of suspicion. He also walks through some examples of symptoms that patients commonly present with as well as key considerations when evaluating and treating patients with these symptoms.

 

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