Bones and Joints Infections
Infections of bones and joints, primarily osteomyelitis and septic arthritis, pose significant challenges in clinical practice due to their complexity and potential for serious complications. These infections can result from various factors, including trauma, surgery, systemic illness, and the presence of foreign bodies.
13-1: Pathophysiology and microbiology of osteomyelitis
13-2: Etiology and risk factors for septic arthritis
13-3: Management of open fractures and associated infections
13-4: Guidelines for treating infected non-unions and malunions
13-5: Strategies for prevention and management of infections in orthopedic implants