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Effect of Antibiotic Therapy Before Arthrocentesis on Synovial Fluid Cell Count and Differential for Diagnosis of Native Joint Septic Arthritis.

Ryan B KhodadadiPansachee DamronglerdJack W McHughSaid El ZeinBrian D LahrBrandon J YuanOmar M Abu SalehGina A SuhAaron J Tande
Published in: Open forum infectious diseases (2024)
We examined the effect of preoperative antibiotic exposure and duration on synovial fluid samples from patients with native joint septic arthritis of the hip/knee. While exposure before diagnostic arthrocentesis did not affect fluid parameters, increased duration was associated with a decreased total nucleated cell count, underscoring the complex antibiotic effects on synovial fluid parameters.
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