Debridement and corpectomy via single posterior approach to treat pyogenic spondylitis after vertebral augmentation

Table 2 Clinical, Laboratory, preoperative data of reoperation

Cases	Reoperation after infection(d)	Fever/Chill	Neurologic deficites	CRP (mg/L)	ESR (mm/h)	WBC (10^9/L)	VAS	Neu (%)
1	67	+	None	45.7	62	11.4	7	77
2	103	+	None	81.3	59	9.8	7	81
3	14	-	None	109.7	48	13.5	8	89
4	88	-	Paraparesis	35.6	109	10.9	9	82
5	97^a	-	Radiculopathy	40.2	77	9.6	9	79
6	135	+	Paraparesis	18.9	68	11.1	7	80
7	373	+	None	22.7	60	9.0	6	69
8	26^b	-	Paraparesis	173.7	114	15.2	7	91
9	54	-	None	40.9	95	8.3	9	83
10	61	+	None	73.8	87	10.5	8	74
11	108	-	None	36.9	124	11.7	7	79
12	157	+	Radiculopathy	18.7	108	9.5	6	71
13	19	-	None	142.3	77	14.6	7	88
14	182^a	-	Paraparesis	40.6	84	10.8	9	82
15	71	+	None	87.7	79	12.3	8	87
16	114	-	None	39.0	56	10.4	7	70
17	93	+	Paraparesis	45.5	38	7.9	6	69
18	21	+	None	109.0	103	10.8	10	78
19	49	+	None	92.5	81	14.1	8	89

CRP C-reactive protein, ESR erythrocyte sedimentation rate, WBC white blood count, VAS visual analog scale, Neu neutrophil ratio
^aConservative treatment
^bAbandoning therapy

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