Abstract
Typical spinal tuberculosis affects the continuous vertebral levels and causes narrowing of the adjacent disc space and bone destruction. However, atypical form of spinal tuberculosis is difficult to distinguish from malignancy, leading to misdiagnosis and delay in treatment. Tuberculous spondylitis is a curable disease if permanent neurologic damage were avoided by early diagnosis and prompt treatment.
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