Successful management of cervical tuberculosis and severe kyphosis using polyetheretherketone expandable cage and titanium plate: A case report
This report details the successful treatment of a 27-year-old male with cervical tuberculosis and severe kyphosis. Surgical intervention involved prevertebral abscess evacuation, C5-C7 corpectomy, and insertion of a PEEK expandable cage with an anterior titanium plate. Postoperative care included a Philadelphia collar, and follow-up demonstrated restored cervical alignment and stability. The use of PEEK-based surgical interventions, as demonstrated in this case, represents a significant evolution in managing complex cervical conditions. The successful outcome highlights the potential benefits of PEEK expandable cages in addressing cervical tuberculosis and kyphosis. Further research is needed to validate these findings and establish PEEK-based interventions as a viable alternative in such cases.
Source: Clinical Case Reports - Category: General Medicine Authors: Javeed Iqbal,
Muhammad Mohsin Khan,
Abdulnasser Thabet,
Kazim Mohammed,
Gianluca Scalia,
Bipin Chaurasia Tags: CASE REPORT Source Type: research