PMC6112089_01
MRI of the the right knee and femur showing that the bone tissue is heavily disrupted with several infectious lytic foci in the diaphyseal and metaphyseal portion, swelling of the cancellous bone, and periosteal reaction. A cutaneous fistula draining from a fluid collection in the vastus lateralis muscle can be seen.
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Kinetics of WBC and acute phase reactant during the clinical course of infection.
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After the switch, he reported frequent nausea, while renal function remained normal and acute phase reactants remained elevated.  Figure 2 shows the kinetics of white blood cells and acute phase reactants, and Figure 3 the antibiotics susceptibility test.
Antibiotic susceptibility according to the European Committee on Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing (EUCAST) clinical breakpoints of clinical Klebsiella pneumonia isolate. MIC: minimum inhibitory concentration; R: resistant; S: susceptible.
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After the switch, he reported frequent nausea, while renal function remained normal and acute phase reactants remained elevated.  Figure 2 shows the kinetics of white blood cells and acute phase reactants, and Figure 3 the antibiotics susceptibility test.
Timeline of antibiotic and surgical treatments.
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The patient was discharged from the ID ward on September 20, 2016.  Figure 4 shows a timeline reviewing the events presented in this case report.