… septic and non-septic arthritis. Synovial WBC count above 50,000/mm 3 lacks the sensitivity
to be clinically useful to rule out infectious arthritis. Patients with infection had a much higher …

Purpose of Review This article presents a comprehensive narrative review of reactive arthritis
(ReA) with focus on articles published between 2018 and 2020. We discuss the entire …

… However, few cases persist and even worsen after antibiotic therapy and thus described
as “post-infectious Lyme arthritis” [54]. This post-infectious arthritis requires treatment with …

… by a concomitant infection in a patient with autoimmune arthritis under immunosuppressive
… by the infectious pathogen can resemble a reactivation of the autoimmune arthritis, leading …

… to permanent joint dysfunction in patients with septic arthritis, which is mainly caused by …
induced chronic destructive macroscopic arthritis through TLR2. Arthritis was characterized by …

… Our two groups of terms (ie non-infectious vs infectious arthritis) were compared by country.
The five countries in which these search terms were most popular are shown in Table 1, with …

… post-infectious arthritis, including arthritis following … post-infectious arthritis may be artificial,
or HLA-related [11]. Certain forms of ReA could represent authentic chronic infectious arthritis …

… prominent in patients with infectious arthritis than those with … infectious arthritis than
spondyloarthritis (p < 0.001, respectively); moreover, bone erosions were larger in infectious arthritis …

… can cause acute infectious arthritis, chronic infectious arthritis, or reactive inflammatory arthritis.
The … , etiology, and diagnostic features of infectious arthritis and TMJ infectious arthritis. …

… infection often causes a polyarticular infection with prominent involvement of the tenosynovium,
along with a characteristic purpuric rash. Lyme arthritis … a rheumatoid-arthritis like picture …