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3 days ago · Septic arthritis, Mono-articular involvement, Synovial fluid Abstract. Background: Septic arthritis identified as infectious arthritis is a serious joint infection following the invasion of joint cavities by infectious agents usually bacteria. Due to speediness of joint destruction untreated septic arthritis may result in morbidity and mortality.
4 days ago · "The new definition for septic shock is the administration of vasopressors or vasoactive medication to maintain mean arterial blood pressure of 65 mm Hg or higher after adequate fluid resuscitation, with the presence of a high lactate (more than 2 mmol/L).
4 days ago · Pathology. Etiology is unknown but is probably multifactorial. It is generally considered that a genetic predisposition (e.g. HLA-DR B1 which is the most common allele of HLA-DR4 involved in rheumatoid arthritis) and an environmental trigger (e.g. Epstein-Barr virus postulated as a possible antigen, but not proven) lead to an autoimmune response that is directed against synovial structures and ...
13 hours ago · • Septic Arthritis: Bacterial infection of a joint usually accompanied by joint swelling with pain or effusion. [also see Section 7.1, 7.7] • Meningitis: Inflammation of meninges caused by an infectious agent, as demonstrated by lumbar puncture abnormalities and culture. [also see Section 7.5, 7.7] • Bacteremia (Sepsis): Positive blood ...
5 days ago · The webinar is presented by Prof.Tamer El-sobky from Ain-Shams University, Egypt.
3 days ago · osteomyelitis and septic arthritis. Improvements in new antibiotics and vaccination laterally with progress in surgical techniques have enhanced the treatment outcome of the diseases. In this deference, the epidemiology of bone and joint infection is predicted to be evolutionary in the environment.2 Septic arthritis is more common in males
5 days ago · : arthritis associated with gout and caused by the deposition of urate crystals in the articular cartilage of joints
