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Good Morning and Welcome Applicants!. December 2, 2010. Septic Arthritis Osteomyelitis. Septic Arthritis. Most common organism? Staph Aureus Presentation? Acute Monoarthritis Erythema Warmth Swelling Intense pain on movement Fever – 70%. Septic Arthritis.
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Good Morning and Welcome Applicants! December 2, 2010
Septic Arthritis Osteomyelitis
Septic Arthritis • Most common organism? • Staph Aureus • Presentation? • Acute • Monoarthritis • Erythema • Warmth • Swelling • Intense pain on movement • Fever – 70%
Septic Arthritis • Definitive Diagnostic Test? • Joint fluid anaylsis and culture • Other labs or studies? • CBC • ESR/CRP • US • CT/MRI
Septic Arthritis • Emergency? • Outcome depends of timing of diagnosis, initiation of antibiotics, adequacy of drainage, virulence and host factors
Osteomyelitis • Presentation • Fever • Localized pain • Erythema • Swelling • Pinpoint tenderness • Decreased ROM
Osteomyelitis • Diagnosis? • Bone scan • MRI • Bone Culture • Other labs? • WBC • ESR/CRP • Blood culture – 60% • Bone culture – 80% • Plain films
Transient or Toxic Synovitis • Emergency? • Benign, self-limited • Causes? • Acute or post infection • Trauma • 30% of all nontraumatic limps
Transient Synovitis • Presentation? • Limp • Painful hip • Afebrile or low-grade • Otherwise appears well • Mild restriction of ROM
Transient Synovitis • Diagnosis? • Exclude septic arthritis and osteo • Four predictors associated with septic arthritis • History of fever • Inability to bear weight • ESR >40 • WBC >12
Transient Synovitis • Treatment? • Rest • Anti-inflammatory • Most children do very well