Posttraumatic Aeromonas Hydrophila Osteomyelitis

Bonatus, Timothy; Alexander, A H

doi:10.3928/0147-7447-19901001-14

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“…Aeromonas spp. are pathogenic bacteria that can cause digestive, respiratory and urogenital tract infections, as well as wound, soft tissue infections and osteomyelitis [60,71]. Within this genus, the species found in our work were A. salmonicida, A. enteropelogenes and A. media.…”

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Bacteria and antibiotic resistance detection in fractures of wild birds from wildlife rehabilitation centres in Spain

Tardón¹,

Bataller

Llobat

et al. 2021

Comparative Immunology, Microbiology and Infectious Diseases

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Bacteria and antibiotic resistance detection in fractures of wild birds from wildlife rehabilitation centres in Spain

Tardón¹,

Bataller

Llobat

et al. 2021

Comparative Immunology, Microbiology and Infectious Diseases

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“…Previous reports have documented the tissue morbidity associated with autogenous bone‐patellar tendon‐bone (BPTB) graft harvest (including quadriceps femoris inhibition, patella tendon shortening, infrapatellar fat pad fibrosis, patellar fracture) [4, 8, 18, 19, 22, 28] and functional deficits including decreased quadriceps strength, reduced knee range of motion, increased patellofemoral pain and altered patellar alignment [12, 16, 17, 19, 21, 22]. In addition to these early complications, long‐term concerns associated with autogenous BPTB graft use include the development of patellofemoral joint arthrosis particularly among individuals who have a predisposition to mal‐tracking, and knee joint osteoarthritis [27].…”

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Two-year outcomes following ACL reconstruction with allograft tibialis anterior tendons: a retrospective study

Nyland

Caborn

Rothbauer

et al. 2003

Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthroscopy

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The outcomes of 18 patients (11 females, 7 males; age, 40.4+/-11 years) at 2 years after ACL reconstruction with cryopreserved tibialis anterior allografts using a double bundle technique are presented. Most subjects (72%) described themselves as being moderately active before surgery. After providing written informed consent, subjects completed the 2000 IKDC Knee Form, underwent arthrometric knee measurements, and performed one-leg hop and isokinetic quadriceps and hamstring torque tests (60 degrees /s). Ninety-four percent (17/18) of the subjects had normal or near-normal grades for manual knee ligament tests. Knee arthrometry measurements revealed a mean 1.1-mm involved side increase at 134 N (8.9+/-2 mm vs 7.8+/-3 mm) and a 2-mm involved side increase during manual maximum testing (11.3+/-2 mm vs 9.3+/-3 mm). Group means revealed active knee flexion (136+/-8 degrees vs 139+/-6 degrees ) and knee hyper-extension (3+/-2 degrees vs 5+/-2 degrees ), which were slightly reduced at the involved knee. One-leg hop testing revealed a 15% mean deficit at the involved side (0.81+/-0.3 m vs 0.95+/-0.3 m). Isokinetic testing revealed an 11% mean deficit at the involved side (143.4+/-60 Nm vs 161.8+/-54 Nm) for the quadriceps and 7% greater strength at the involved side (105.9+/-35 Nm vs 98.8+/-35 Nm) for the hamstrings. Side-to-side comparisons revealed that many patients displayed less than normal quadriceps femoris torque (72%, 13/18), hamstring torque (28%, 5/18) and hop test (28%, 5/18) performance. Moderate positive correlations existed between involved side quadriceps ( r=0.80) and hamstring ( r=0.83) torque/bodyweight and hop test performance. Scores were 77.6+/-21 (range 28.7-100) and 78.1+/-16 (range 41.7-100) for the 2000 IKDC Subjective Knee Evaluation and Health Assessment forms. Most subjects (83%, 15/18) rated their current function at >or=91% of pre-injury levels and all subjects continued to participate at their pre-injury perceived activity level. At 2 years after ACL reconstruction with tibialis anterior allografts, this subject group displayed satisfactory functional outcomes. Tibialis anterior allograft use provides an effective ACL reconstruction alternative, particularly for older individuals who want to continue recreational sports.

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Bone graft donor site infection with a rare organism, Aeromonas Hydrophila. A typical location, presentation and organism with 2 years follow-up. Case report

Hasan

Khan

Jessar

et al. 2018

International Journal of Surgery Case Reports

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Posttraumatic Aeromonas Hydrophila Osteomyelitis

Cited by 6 publications

References 30 publications

Bacteria and antibiotic resistance detection in fractures of wild birds from wildlife rehabilitation centres in Spain

Bacteria and antibiotic resistance detection in fractures of wild birds from wildlife rehabilitation centres in Spain

Two-year outcomes following ACL reconstruction with allograft tibialis anterior tendons: a retrospective study

Bone graft donor site infection with a rare organism, Aeromonas Hydrophila. A typical location, presentation and organism with 2 years follow-up. Case report

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