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Pediatrics, 1987
To the Editor.— We read with interest the report by Syrogiannopoulos et al.1 The authors have reported six cases of isolated septic arthritis and eight cases of osteomyelitis, two with septic arthritis, in children with sickle cell disease.
S P, Rao, S T, Miller
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To the Editor.— We read with interest the report by Syrogiannopoulos et al.1 The authors have reported six cases of isolated septic arthritis and eight cases of osteomyelitis, two with septic arthritis, in children with sickle cell disease.
S P, Rao, S T, Miller
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Best Practice & Research Clinical Rheumatology, 2011
This article presents a review of the current approach to diagnostic and therapeutic conditions of septic arthritis. Acute septic arthritis is an uncommon, but potentially fatal, emergency. Early diagnosis as well as prompt and effective treatment are essential to avoid either irreversible joint destruction or even death.
Miriam, García-Arias +2 more
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This article presents a review of the current approach to diagnostic and therapeutic conditions of septic arthritis. Acute septic arthritis is an uncommon, but potentially fatal, emergency. Early diagnosis as well as prompt and effective treatment are essential to avoid either irreversible joint destruction or even death.
Miriam, García-Arias +2 more
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Archives of interamerican rheumatology : A.I.R, 1996
Diagnosis of septic joint can be a problem for both the clinician and the imager. The longer the delay in diagnosis of a septic arthritis, the greater the chance of significant complication. Many imaging modalities are available to the imager and each plays a definite role.
M, LOSADA, R, CAVIEDES, R, HURTADO
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Diagnosis of septic joint can be a problem for both the clinician and the imager. The longer the delay in diagnosis of a septic arthritis, the greater the chance of significant complication. Many imaging modalities are available to the imager and each plays a definite role.
M, LOSADA, R, CAVIEDES, R, HURTADO
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Radiologic Clinics of North America, 1988
Infectious arthritis is a commonly encountered clinical problem which may result from articular contamination by a wide variety of organisms. Involvement of an articulation may occur by one of four mechanisms: hematogenous spread, spread from a contiguous source of infection, direct implantation, or postoperative contamination.
M, Mitchell +4 more
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Infectious arthritis is a commonly encountered clinical problem which may result from articular contamination by a wide variety of organisms. Involvement of an articulation may occur by one of four mechanisms: hematogenous spread, spread from a contiguous source of infection, direct implantation, or postoperative contamination.
M, Mitchell +4 more
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Rheumatic Disease Clinics of North America, 1997
Septic arthritis is a medical emergency that can lead to significant morbidity and mortality. Prompt recognition and treatment are critical to ensuring a good prognosis. Thus, this article reviews the clinical presentation, microbiology, diagnostic workup, and outcome of nonprosthetic joint infections.
M H, Pioro, B F, Mandell
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Septic arthritis is a medical emergency that can lead to significant morbidity and mortality. Prompt recognition and treatment are critical to ensuring a good prognosis. Thus, this article reviews the clinical presentation, microbiology, diagnostic workup, and outcome of nonprosthetic joint infections.
M H, Pioro, B F, Mandell
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Best Practice & Research Clinical Rheumatology, 2003
This chapter describes a rational approach to septic arthritis based on sound principles of pathology and therapeutics. Early diagnosis and prompt treatment are essential if normal function of the infected joint is to be restored. In any acute joint disease, infection must be suspected, and if present, detected.
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This chapter describes a rational approach to septic arthritis based on sound principles of pathology and therapeutics. Early diagnosis and prompt treatment are essential if normal function of the infected joint is to be restored. In any acute joint disease, infection must be suspected, and if present, detected.
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1982
During a 3 1/2 year period anaerobic septic arthritis was diagnosed in 43 patients (46 joints). The hip and knee accounted for 83% of the infected joints. Anaerobic infections complicated elective musculoskeletal surgery in 23 patients, including 21 with total joint arthroplasties. An additional 12 patients developed septic arthritis following surgical
R H, Fitzgerald +3 more
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During a 3 1/2 year period anaerobic septic arthritis was diagnosed in 43 patients (46 joints). The hip and knee accounted for 83% of the infected joints. Anaerobic infections complicated elective musculoskeletal surgery in 23 patients, including 21 with total joint arthroplasties. An additional 12 patients developed septic arthritis following surgical
R H, Fitzgerald +3 more
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Revue medicale suisse, 2010
Septic or acute bacterial arthritis is a medical emergency. The primary physician must suspect this condition even when clinical symptoms are non specific or with simultaneous inflammatory arthropathy. Septic arthritis can have serious complications. Optimal care requires hospital admission in general.
Javad Parvizi, Gregory K. Kim
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Septic or acute bacterial arthritis is a medical emergency. The primary physician must suspect this condition even when clinical symptoms are non specific or with simultaneous inflammatory arthropathy. Septic arthritis can have serious complications. Optimal care requires hospital admission in general.
Javad Parvizi, Gregory K. Kim
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