نتایج جستجو برای: Septic knee arthritis
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conclusions lower extremity movement extent was carefully evaluated and, in respect to muscle strength, the patient was able to walk independently three months after the surgery. the patient’s balance was studied and the results showed moderate levels of stability. case presentation this is a case report concerning a patient who had septic arthritis in the knee area and so underwent soft tissue...
Background: The ultimate goal of the treatment of infectious knee arthritis is to protect the articular cartilage fromadverse effects of infection. Treatment, however, is not always hundred percent successful and has a 12% failurerate. Persistent infection is more likely to happen in elderly patients and those with underlying joint diseases,particularly osteoarthritis. Eradica...
Mortality and Adverse Joint Outcomes in Adult Patients with Surgically Treated Knee Septic Arthritis
Background and purpose: Septic arthritis is a serious orthopedic surgery and delayed management causes irreparable damages. The knee is the most common site involved in septic arthritis. The purpose of this study was to determine mortality rate, adverse joint outcome and prognostic factors in adult patients diagnosed with septic arthritis of the knee who had undergone debridement surgery. Mate...
a chemical synovectomy by osmium tetroxide was done for 3 patients with septic arthritis of the knee joint. antibiotics were given in the same time. the result was excellent and a total recovery obtained in 2 weeks.
INTRODUCTION Septic arthritis is rare in the post-partum period. This is the first case of a post-partum staphylococcal septic arthritis of the knee reported. CASE PRESENTATION This report describes a lady who developed symptoms of septic arthritis of the knee within one month of giving birth. CONCLUSION The management of septic arthritis does not differ from standard practice when encounte...
OBJECTIVE Because Lyme and septic arthritis may present similarly, we sought to identify children with knee monoarthritis at low risk for septic arthritis who may not require arthrocentesis. METHODS We performed a retrospective study of children with knee monoarthritis presenting to 1 of 2 pediatric centers, both located in Lyme disease-endemic areas. Septic arthritis was defined by a positiv...
Background & Aim: Septic arthritis is an inflammatory and septic process in the joints. The purpose of the present study is to assess the clinical features and determine the pathogens responsible for the treatment and outcome of infectious arthritis in patients admitted to two educational hospitals, i.e. Firoozgar and Rasoul-e-Akram in Tehran, between 1998 and 2003. Patients & Method: Based...
Septic arthritis of the knee is encountered on a regular basis by orthopedists and nonorthopedists. No established therapeutic algorithm exists for septic arthritis of the knee, and there is much variability in management. This study assessed the number of surgical procedures, arthroscopic or open, required to eradicate infection. The study was a retrospective analysis of 79 patients who were t...
Background: Septic arthritis in neonates can be difficult to diagnose and may be associated with severe morbidity and even mortality. A majority of apparent septic arthritis cases may have a negative culture, thereby creating a dilemma regarding treatment. The present study investigates demographic, laboratory and clinical variables of septic arthritis in neonates hospitalized over a period of ...
INTRODUCTION Septic arthritis after knee arthroscopy requires in-patient treatment and should thus be reported to the National Patient Registry (NPR). It also meets the requirements for financial compensation if claimed to the Danish Patient Insurance Association (DPIA). The aim of this study was to assess data from the two independent data sources, the NPR and DPIA, with a view to comparing th...
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