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A SERIOUS CONSEQUENCE OF SKIN PUNCTURE BY A METAL NAIL: LUMBAR EPIDURAL ABSCESS Case Report and A Brief Review Of Literature

Serdar Özgen
Muhittin Belirgen
Deniz Konya
Necmettin Pamir
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2016-12-03
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This report describes a case of lumbar epidural abscess that developed in a young healthy man after the skin of his hand was pierced by a nail.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Epidural abscesses rarely occur in healthy persons who have no predisposing conditions.
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Epidural abscesses rarely occur in healthy persons who have no predisposing conditions. This report describes a case of lumbar epidural abscess that developed in a young healthy man after the skin of his hand was pierced by a nail.

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Özgen, S., Belirgen, M., Konya, D., Pamir, N. (2016). A SERIOUS CONSEQUENCE OF SKIN PUNCTURE BY A METAL NAIL: LUMBAR EPIDURAL ABSCESS Case Report and A Brief Review Of Literature. Marmara Medical Journal, Volume: 16 Issue: 2. https://ajindex.com/articles/1287221

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