Abstract: Journal of Clinical Surgery Care Research

Abstract:
Septic Arthritis is an extremely painful joint infection. The joint can be infected by microbes that reach the joint via the bloodstream from another part of the body. Septic arthritis can also occur when microbes are directly introduced into the joint through an injury that breaks through the joint. The most common joints that can be affected by this disease are the knee and hip joints. Septic arthritis can quickly and severely damage the cartilage and bone of a joint, so it is essential to start treatment quickly. Septic arthritis usually leads to great discomfort and difficulty using the affected joint. The joint may be swollen, red and warm, and fever and pain may also occur.