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Anesthesia and wegener's granulomatosis: case report and review of the literature.

In summary, a 57-year-old woman developed an epidural abscess following a spinal anesthetic. While it is not possible to say whether the two were causally related, we review the literature regarding infections subsequent to subarachnoid block and stress the importance of early diagnosis in this potentially devastating condition, and the value of careful neurologic examination prior to spinal anesthesia.