Diagnostic Considerations in Cervical Pott Disease: When to Investigate Recurrent Cervicocephalic Pain
Isolated involvement of upper cervical and craniovertebral junction is an extremely rare location of tuberculosis infection, but might lead to severe consequences if the diagnosis is delayed or misread. The authors present a case of cervical Pott’s disease with atlantoaxial and epistropheus erosion in a 28-year-old I...