Saratov JOURNAL of Medical and Scientific Research

Complex diagnostics and treatment potential of deep implant- associated infection of knee joint

Summary:

The review of open access literature on the issues of complex diagnostics and treatment potential of implant-associated infection of the knee joint area was given in the article. We describe clinical signs, the potential of laboratory diagnostics of deep implant-associated infection from the point of view of sensitivity and specificity as well as main methods of surgical treatment of the pathology.

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