A 28-year-old male was seen by the digestive surgery for a lump on the right groin area with a back pain (VAS 5) for the past four months. Because there was no abnormality in abdomen area, the patient was consulted to Orthopaedic Department. The pain did not radiate and was relieved when the patient lies down on his back. There was no numbness or tingling sensation. He had no trouble with micturition and defecation. The patient did not have a history of lung tuberculosis. However, the patient was sent to the pulmonary division before our department and was diagnosed with tuberculous spondylitis and was given anti-tuberculous drugs since then. The clinical outcomes were assessed preoperatively and at the final follow-up by Oswestry Disability Index (ODI) and Japanese Orthopaedic Association (JOA) scores. The preoperative ODI score for this patient was categorized as moderate disability, whereas the JOA score for this patient is in normal function state.