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Acute Bacterial Arthritis in Pediatrics: Insights from PIDS/IDSA Guidelines

Acute bacterial arthritis Acute bacterial arthritis
Acute bacterial arthritis Acute bacterial arthritis

The term “septic arthritis” refers to infection of the synovial space. This serious joint infection is triggered by bacteria, fungi, or viruses, with bacteria being the primary culprits.

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