Archivos argentinos de pediatria · 2015
[Septic arthritis caused by Kingella kingae in children].
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Garzón María Isabel, Hernández Daniela Verónica, Caeiro Juan Pablo
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: Approximately 50% of cases of bacterial arthritis occur in childhood. Currently Kingella kingae is considered as an emerging pathogen.
CLINICAL CASE: A ten month old male patient presented joint immobility in right knee. Arthrocentesis was performed.Kingella kingae was identified. He received treatment with ampiciline for 14 days.
DISCUSSION: This pathogen colonizes the posterior pharynx.Isolation in solid culture media may be difficult.
CONCLUSION: It is essential to consider this pathogen when septic arthritis is suspected, and to routinely use blood culture bottles for processing samples of synovial fluid.
CLINICAL CASE: A ten month old male patient presented joint immobility in right knee. Arthrocentesis was performed.Kingella kingae was identified. He received treatment with ampiciline for 14 days.
DISCUSSION: This pathogen colonizes the posterior pharynx.Isolation in solid culture media may be difficult.
CONCLUSION: It is essential to consider this pathogen when septic arthritis is suspected, and to routinely use blood culture bottles for processing samples of synovial fluid.