Spinal tuberculosis
Spinal tuberculosis is caused by vertebral lesions due to circulatory disorders and tuberculosis infection. The affected spine shows bone destruction and necrosis, caseous changes and abscess formation. The vertebral body collapses due to lesions and load-bearing, causing the spine to form a curvature, protruding spinous processes, and a hump deformity on the back, which is particularly obvious in thoracic tuberculosis.
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Site of disease:
spine -
Infectious :
Contagious -
Frequent population:
The high incidence age is 40-60 years old -
Related symptoms:
Loss of appetite Weight loss Spinal cord compression Spinal damage Spinal degeneration -
Concurrent disease:
Related Drugs
Chlorzoxazone Tablets
Indication: This product is suitable for various acute and chronic soft tissue (muscle, ligament, fascia) sprains, contusions, muscle soreness after exercise, pain caused by muscle strain, muscle spasms caused by central nervous system diseases, and chronic fasciitis, etc.
Related Ingredients
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Chlorzoxazone list
95-25-0 -
Psoralen list
66-97-7