What are the main causes of infection after spinal surgery

The main causes of postoperative infection in the spine are related to factors such as surgical procedures and improper postoperative recovery, and can also be related to factors such as the patient's own health status. If a patient has spinal surgery, the main consideration is that infection may be caused by improper placement in the surgery, or it may be due to insufficient preoperative preparation, such as insufficient local cleaning of the patient and contact with other patients with local infection before surgery. The patient may also be caused by not paying attention to strict disinfection and cleaning after surgery, or by eating spicy and stimulating food. Infection after spinal surgery can lead to aggravation of the disease. Attention should be paid to it, and treatment and intervention should be carried out as soon as possible to prevent the aggravation of local lesions.