Titlebook: Orthopedic Infection; David Schlossberg (Professor of Medicine, Director Book 1988 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1988 Arthritis.antibiotic

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Chronic Osteomyelitis,ologic, or etiologic factors. Waldvogel et al. (76) considered, for epidemiologic purposes, only those patients with a prior admission for the same infection. This narrow definition identifies one group of patients with chronic osteomyelitis, but tends to exclude patients with the initial onset of i

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Experimental Osteomyelitis,nt protocols. There are four major factors influencing the treatment and prognosis of chronic osteomyelitis: (.) degree of necrosis, (.) condition of the host, (.) site and extent of involvement, and (.) the disabling effects of the disease itself. The classification of osteomyelitis offered by Wald

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Chronic Infective Arthritis,ad, or spread along planes of tissue destruction. Occasionally they are introduced directly into the joint by penetrating trauma, surgery, or arthrocentesis. They produce a low-grade synovitis. Relatively early in the course of these chronic infections, symptoms prompting medical attention are local

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Infections of Bursae and Tendons,ituated in superficial areas of the extremities. Similarly, tendon sheaths in the peripheral areas become infected, usually those in the hands and feet. In great part, this localization results from the fact that the readily accessible location of bursae allows direct inoculation of microorganisms t

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Prophylaxis in Orthopedic Surgery, that bacteria also caused putrifaction in wounds. He utilized this information in 1865, in the treatment of a patient with an open tibial fracture, to which he applied lint dipped in liquid carbolic acid (38). His concept of chemical sterilization of the wound before bacteria could multiply suffici

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