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See Latest ArticlesProsthetic joint infection: When to suspect it, how to manage it
Geriatrics, 12/20/07
Teixeira. - The number of prosthetic joint infections in the United States is rising because of our aging population and the increasing number of adults undergoing joint replacement surgery. The cardinal symptom of prosthetic joint infection is recurrent pain in the joint. Diagnosis requires joint aspiration or operative biopsy. Successful outcomes require expert orthopedic surgical management and prolonged antibiotic therapy
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