Extra-articular features + Bacterial Joint infection Flashcards
Anterior Uveitis (HLA B27 - ? ?/ ? Arthritis);
Acute ? & ?.
? pupil, possibly irregular due to anterior/ posterior synechiae.
Circumcorneal ?.
Treat with ? eye drops and topical ?
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Scleritiss / Episcleritis (?Arthritis);
- ? congestion.
o With ?: more likely to be episcleritis.
0 With ? pain: more likely to be scleritis - patients classically ? at ? due to the pain.
Treatment is with ? eye drops
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Septic arthritis
Septic arthritis is a ?emergency, with a mortality rate of ?%.
o Morbidity also high as infection is rapidly ? to the joint.
Patients with septic arthritis invariably also have a ?, as spread is generally ?, most commonly from the ?/ ? tract .
o Direct infection following joint ? is uncommon.
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Septic arthritis
Risk factors for septic arthritis; o Extremes of ?. o ? joint disease (principally ?). o ????. o ?? / immunosuppression. o Recent ?/? procedures on the joints.
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Septic arthritis
The most likely organism is ? ?, although in young adults a disseminated ? infection is an important cause.
? ? or ? ? may be the causative organism in children
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gonococcal
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? is infection of the bone, and generally carries the same risk factors and organisms.
Common target sites for acute infection are the ? ? of ? bones in children, or the spine in ? adults.
Chronic infection in adults or children can occur following ? fractures or
? procedures.
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