2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jse.2019.10.002
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Treatment of elbow periprosthetic joint infection: a systematic review of clinical outcomes

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“…En una revisión sistemática de 309 ATC, Gutman y cols. 21 identificaron una tasa de curación de la infección del 81,2% con una cirugía en dos tiempos. Zmistowski y cols.…”
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“…En una revisión sistemática de 309 ATC, Gutman y cols. 21 identificaron una tasa de curación de la infección del 81,2% con una cirugía en dos tiempos. Zmistowski y cols.…”
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“…[1][2][3][4] Controversy remains regarding the comparative success rate of the various surgical strategies to manage PJI after TEA. [5][6][7] Treatment options include chronic antibiotic suppression, 8 debridement with implant retention, 1,9,10 staged debridement with polyethylene exchange, 11 one-stage reimplantation, 2,12 two-stage reimplantation, 1,[13][14][15] and resection arthroplasty. [16][17][18] Although one-stage reimplantation has been reported to provide acceptable success rates after hip and shoulder arthroplasty, 19,20 two-stage reimplantation is considered the treatment of choice for PJI after TEA, 1,[13][14][15] especially when one or both implants are loose.…”
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confidence: 99%