Coexisting polyarticular septic arthritis, gout and pseudogout
Clinton Colaco, Ravindra Dotel
Abstract
Clinton Colaco, Ravindra Dotel
Abstract
A case of a 67-year-old man with coexisting polyarticular septic arthritis due to group G Streptococcus, gout and pseudogout is presented. Septic arthritis of the left knee joint was further complicated by the development of an adjacent osteomyelitis. Appropriate management led to a full clinical recovery. Atypical clinical presentations in elderly, need for a sampling of more than one joint in polyarthritis and a summary of similar cases in literature is discussed.
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A case of a 67-year-old man with coexisting polyarticular septic arthritis due to group G Streptococcus, gout and pseudogout is presented. Septic arthritis of the left knee joint was further complicated by the development of an adjacent osteomyelitis. Appropriate management led to a full clinical recovery. Atypical clinical presentations in elderly, need for a sampling of more than one joint in polyarthritis and a summary of similar cases in literature is discussed.
Key concepts: Pseudogout, Medicine, Septic arthritis, Gout, Osteomyelitis, Polyarthritis, Arthritis, Monoarthritis