Les arthrites septiques du nourrisson et de l'enfant à propos de 554 cas

Teklali, Y.; Ettayebi, F.; Benhammou, M.; Alami, Z.; Madhi, T. El; Gourinda, H.; Miri, A.

doi:10.1016/s0987-7983(02)83036-5

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“…The predominance of COM in MOULOT's study (48.3%) can be explained by the average time to diagnosis of 37.6 days [2]. SA is more common in older children with an average of 6.46 years, in accordance with the results of Teklali who reports the average age is 6.5 years [11]. OA is more frequent in neonates (71.4%) in agreement with the results of Hamri [9] and Moulot [2].…”

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“…Maiga [13] reports 51% of patients with sickle cell disease in a series concerning OM. The detection of a portal of entry in 21.3% of patients is more frequent than for Timsit (16%) [14], Teklali (19%) [11] and Ngom (6.8%) [4]. Cutaneous PE is correlated with the occurrence of COM (p=0.008) in our study.…”

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confidence: 47%

“…At the bacteriological level, the blood culture is negative in our series, but the CBE is positive in half of the cases as reported by Hamri (50.4%) [9] and Ngom (57%) [4] but higher than the rate of positivity of Timsit (29%) [14] and Teklali (26.8%) [11].…”

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Profile of Common Osteo-Articular Infections in Children's Limbs at the Albert Royer Children's Hospital in Dakar (Senegal): Contribution of the Radiography- Ultrasound Couple

Aïssata¹,

Tidiane²,

Khadija³

et al. 2022

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3 years, had made it possible to include 150 children aged 0 to 15 years who have had an X-ray and/or an ultrasound exam.Ultrasounds were performed on a Samsung Medison R3 device equipped with a high-frequency linear probe (7-16 MHz). The morphological examination analyzed the bursae, the joint cavity and capsule, the periosteum, the cortical bones, the soft parts (muscles, fascia and subcutaneous cell tissue). Color Doppler and/ or Energy mapping looked for hyperaemia. She had allowed the puncture of joint fluid, collections, metaphyseal or soft tissue for cytobacteriological examination (CBE).The radiographs, taken on a Colenta bone-lung table, included AP and lateral views, taking the joints above and below in the OM, centered on the joint and taking the bone segments above and below when an SA or OA were suspected. The analysis concerned the metaphysis, the epiphysis, the growth plate, the diaphysis, the joint line, the cortex, the periosteum, the fatty edges and the soft tissues. The parameters studied were: -Anamnestics including age: newborn (0-28 days), infant (1-30 months), small child (31-60 months), big child (72-132 months) and adolescent (144-180 months); gender (male or female); the terrain (sickle cell disease, malnutrition); the existence of an initial trauma; time to diagnosis, -Clinics: fever, deterioration in general condition (AEG), pain, functional impotence, lameness, existence of a portal of entry (PE), local inflammatory signs, joint mobility, patellar shock, -Biological: blood count (CBC), C Reactive Protein (CRP), sedimentation rate (SR), -Bacteriological: germs isolated from blood culture or CBE -Ultrasound: collections (intra-articular, sub-periosteal or soft

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Profile of Common Osteo-Articular Infections in Children's Limbs at the Albert Royer Children's Hospital in Dakar (Senegal): Contribution of the Radiography- Ultrasound Couple

Aïssata¹,

Tidiane²,

Khadija³

et al. 2022

Radiol Imaging J

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“…The hip is the most frequently affected joint in children. This predilection is found by the majority of authors [4,5,8]. In Mali, Coulibaly et al [5] find this predilection at 48.5%, Mue et al [9] at 50% in Nigeria and Gajdobranski et al [8] at 60%.…”

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Bilateral Septic Hip Epiphyseal Detachment in Children: A Case Report and Review of the Literature

2021

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Background: Diagnosed and treated fairly early, children’s septic arthritis of the hip has few or no complications. Septic epiphyseal detachment of the hip in children is a rare complication due to delayed treatment. Unilateral forms have been reported, but bilateral involvement has never been described in the literature. Case presentation: We report the case of an 8-year-old girl who presented with hip pain associated fever and diminished lower limb movements, approximately 4 months after the onset of symptoms. The diagnosis of bilateral septic epiphyseal detachment of the hips was made and computerized tomography (CT) scan revealed osteonecrosis of both femoral heads. The necrotic epiphyses required removal in order to control the infection. Conclusion: This report highlights the importance of early diagnosis of septic arthritis of the hip in the neonatal period. Any delay in presentation, diagnosis or management can result in irrecoverable sequelae for the developing hip and seriously impact long-term function. Keywords: Septic arthritis, Bilateral, Epiphysis detachment, Hip, Ablation.

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“…The hip is a favoured location for septic arthritis in children. According to Teklali et al [4], the hip and knee joints account for 79% of joint infections and with the hip alone responsible for 48.8% [5]. Septic hip epiphyseal detachment is one of the rare complications that occurs due to the diagnostic and therapeutic delay of childhood septic hip arthritis [6,7].…”

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Management of Acute Lateral Condyle Fractures of Humerus

2021

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Les arthrites septiques du nourrisson et de l'enfant à propos de 554 cas

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References 7 publications

Profile of Common Osteo-Articular Infections in Children's Limbs at the Albert Royer Children's Hospital in Dakar (Senegal): Contribution of the Radiography- Ultrasound Couple

Profile of Common Osteo-Articular Infections in Children's Limbs at the Albert Royer Children's Hospital in Dakar (Senegal): Contribution of the Radiography- Ultrasound Couple

Bilateral Septic Hip Epiphyseal Detachment in Children: A Case Report and Review of the Literature

Management of Acute Lateral Condyle Fractures of Humerus

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