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Gastrointestinal Haemorrhage after Abdominal Aortic Grafting

lumbar spine was done to assess the size of any paraspinal collection (Figure 1). The scan showed an established L3/ L4 spondylodiscitis with a small right paraspinal collection. After consultation with the spinal surgeons it was decided to continue with intravenous antibiotics since she was improving clinically. After three weeks of intravenous benzylpenicillin and a week of gentamicin, she was put on oral amoxycillin to complete a three-month course of antibiotics. Back pain improved, though repeat radiographs showed destruction of the L3/L4 disc space. After ten weeks in hospital she was discharged to a rest home.