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@entity1 @entity5414 @entity4034 @entity794 @entity4195 @entity281 @entity2585 @entity925 @entity221 @entity130
Ten cases of @entity2585 in @entity1 during a 25 year period were reviewed. Infection occurred in five @entity1 and five @entity1 with a mean age of 9 1/6 years. None had prior bursal disease. Direct @entity130 or local @entity281 preceded the @entity2585 in seven @entity1 . The involved bursae were prepatellar (eight), olecranon (one), and subacromial (one). Presenting signs included @entity221 with localized swelling, @entity925 , and erythema; superficial fluctuance and painless joint motion were helpful diagnostic findings. Bursal fluid cultures yielded @entity794 (nine) and @entity4195 (one). Surgical therapy included needle aspiration (three), incision and drainage (three), and both procedures (four). Antimicrobial therapy was given to nine @entity1 ; four received only oral antimicrobials. Nine @entity1 including all who received oral antimicrobials recovered rapidly without apparent sequelae. One @entity1 's course was complicate by @entity4034 and @entity5414 . @entity2585 is an uncommon @entity281 in @entity1 and should be differentiated from cellulitis and @entity5414 . Rapid recovery is usually seen with appropriate therapy.
