Aseptic spondylodiscitis occurring after percutaneous laser disc decompression

Aseptic spondylodiscitis is rare but can cause severe symptoms. It is often recognized and treated late or incorrect. The diagnosis is rely on indirect (clinical, serologic, radiologic) and direct (anatomopathologic, microbiological) findings. In despite of progresses in the development of diagnostic techniques concerning aseptic spondylodiscitis, we still have aseptic spondylodiscitis with unknown reasons. The management of the disease must be a multidisciplinary issue. If there is a absence in microbiological findings, aseptic spondylodiscitis should be considered.