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Desai A et al. - Steroid injection into the arthritic joint is a well-known treatment. Its efficacy is well documented. An increase in the incidence of infection secondary to steroid injection has been reported in recent literature. This study showed no increase in the incidence of infection in patients with total knee arthroplasty with prior steroid injection.

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