Echovirus‐associated polyarthritis. report of a case with synovial fluid and synovial histologic characterization
J. Wolfe Blotzer, Allen R. Myers
Abstract
J. Wolfe Blotzer, Allen R. Myers
Abstract
A patient with fever, myalgias, and acute polyarthritis in whom echovirus 9 was isolated from throat and rectal swab specimens is described. All symptoms resolved spontaneously over a one week period except for the arthritis which required three months for complete recovery. A mildly inflammatory synovial fluid and histologic picture were observed. Attempts to isolate the virus from synovial fluid and synovium during acute illness were unsuccessful.
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A patient with fever, myalgias, and acute polyarthritis in whom echovirus 9 was isolated from throat and rectal swab specimens is described. All symptoms resolved spontaneously over a one week period except for the arthritis which required three months for complete recovery. A mildly inflammatory synovial fluid and histologic picture were observed. Attempts to isolate the virus from synovial fluid and synovium during acute illness were unsuccessful.
Key concepts: Synovial fluid, Polyarthritis, Medicine, Synovial membrane, Arthritis, Echovirus, Pathology, Throat