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General Internal Medicine

Infection-related arthritis   

Questions discussed in this category


What is your approach to treatment of macrolide-sensitive localized bone/joint MAC disease?
2 Answers available

What specific criteria or patient conditions would make you hesitant to use fluoroquinolones early in the treatment course for managing MSSA joint infections with oral antibiotics?
For example, baseline QT prolongation, elderly age group, or underlying heart disease?
3 Answers available

How often do you see bony erosions in patients with Lyme arthritis?
1 Answer available

How do you approach differentiating infectious vs inflammatory tenosynovitis?
1 Answer available

In patients taking biologics who are planning joint replacement and are known MRSA carriers do you perform decolonization prior to surgery?
0 Answers available

In what situations do you check for HIV status in your workup for inflammatory arthritis?
1 Answer available
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