Abadie's syndrome

Overview Abadie's syndrome refers to the spinal cord Tuberculosis (a substantive syphilis) suffering from Achilles tendon into Cox's tenderness diminish or disappear. For the diagnosis of spinal tuberculosis an important sign. This levy spinal TB way in every stage of the positive rate were higher, it may contribute to the early diagnosis. Often both sides were positive, Achilles tendon tenderness Cox obstacles to a degree inconsistent. This levy spinal tuberculosis and other symptoms of the following : (a) the levy and the Achilles tendon's lightning-like pain is not necessarily the same time, and lower extremities irrelevant sensory dysfunction; (2) accompanied by more ankle reflex; (3) extrusion of the gastrocnemius muscle tenderness McGREGOR still preserved. Occasionally this hysteria syndrome and spinal cord compression levy, but the two diseases were the other part of analgesia.