Abstract
with, clinical kyphosis (95%), palpable cold abscess (20%), radiological perivertebral abscesses (21%), sinuses (13%), extra spinal foci (12%), visceral foci (12%), neurological involvement (20%), lateral shift (5%), and skip lesions (7%). (2) Unusually tuberculosis of the spine may present with clinical features of disc syndrome, appendicitis, cholecystitis, pancreatitis or renal disease.(2). We present a case of chronic nausea and epigastric pain who was treated for both upper gastrointestinal and cardiac problems. Eventually the patients symptoms were traced to her thoracic spine tuberculosis. The patient was informed about the possibility of publication of her case history.
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