Pathogenic organisms reach the column by hematogenous pathway, arterial pathways (Batson's plexus) or by direct inoculation, due to a diagnostic or therapeutic intervention (Skaf, 2010). The natural history of pyogenic vertebral infections involves an infectious source or an incident followed by a period of intense pain, with or without generalized significant sepsis. Neurological deficit is caused by: [1] direct extension of the infection in the form of an abscess or bacterial communication with the spinal canal to the neural elements or [2] secondary compression of a pathological fracture as a result of bone softening. (Campbell´s, 2013).