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Table 1 Type of prosthetic joint infection and surgical management according to type of prothesis/orthopedic material

From: Effectiveness of early switching from intravenous to oral antibiotic therapy in Staphylococcus aureus prosthetic bone and joint or orthopedic metalware-associated infections

 

Total hip replacement

Total knee replacement

Total ankle replacement

Nail

Plate/Screw and/or pin

Total

38

13

2

16

71

Male sex

22 (58%)

8 (62%)

1 (50%)

8 (50%)

53 (75%)

Mean age, years (SD) {min - max}

74 (12.7) {39–96}

68 (14.7) {37–90}

54

60 (23.6) {21–89}

51.8 (19.5) {19–93}

Charlson score (SD) {min - max}

2.8 (2.2) {0–9}

2.5 (1.7) {0–6}

0.5 (0.7) {0–1}

2.5 (2.0) {0–6}

1.6 (1.9) {0–8}

Methicillin susceptible S. aureus (%)

28 (74%)

11 (85%)

2 (100%)

11 (69%)

61 (86%)

Joint infection classification (Coventry1975) (Tsukuyama 1996)

 Type I

0

0

0

2 (13%)

3

 Type II

20 (53%)

1 (8%)

0

8 (50%)

58

 Type III

13 (34%)

2 (15%)

0

6 (38%)

51

 Type IV

5 (13%)

10 (63%)

2 (100%)

0

28

Surgical management

 Intra-articular washa

11 (29%)

5 (39%)

1 (50%)

6 (38%)

30 (42%)

 One-stage revision

4 (11%)

1 (8%)

0

4 (25%)

4 (6%)

 Two-stage revision

12 (11%)

6 (46%)

0

0

3 (4%)

 Material removal

0

0

0

6 (38%)

34 (48%)

 Inserts change

11 (29%)

1 (8%)

1 (50%)

0

0

Failure

2 (5.3%)

5 (38.5%)

0

2 (12.5%)

3 (4%)

  1. aopen debridement without exchange of modular components
  2. References: [7, 8]