https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/jr-ab2-011.ht
Both during and after cancer treatment, pyogenic spondylitis is an uncommon but serious complication. Because pyogenic spondylitis is often recognized as a complication of a distant process causing bacteremia, it initially may be misdiagnosed the primary infection such as urinary tract infection. Consequently, a considerable delay in diagnosis frequently occurs. In addition, estrogen deprivation caused by cancer treatments including RT/CCRT, CT and surgical therapy promotes changes of the immune system. We report two cases of pyogeni
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