Management of subacute @entity7195 in a XXXX .

@entity1 @entity7195 @entity3478 @entity4034 @entity158 @entity221
UNASSIGNED: Clinical manifestations of subacute @entity4034 may lead to delayed diagnosis. Acetabular subacute @entity4034 is an uncommon disease. @entity3478 are usually suggested first. Diagnosis is often made based on radiological findings. We report on the case of a 9-year-old @entity1 who consulted at the emergency department because of limping and @entity158 in her left limb lasting 2 weeks. No @entity221 was reported. Physical examination found a clear, @entity158 . X-ray findings revealed a posterior loss of bone in the acetabular wall. MRI found a mild invasion of the periarticular hip joint and muscles. The surgical exploration of the hip found a collection in the posterior acetabular wall suggesting septic disease. Bacteriological and pathological exams confirmed acetabular subacute @entity4034 . Nine months after surgery, antibiotic therapy, and physiotherapy, the @entity1 was painless and the hip mobility showed near normal values with a reduction in external rotation and flexion. The aim of this case report is to review the characteristics of subacute @entity7195 , including therapeutic modalities, underlining surgical debridement as a rule for both diagnosis and treatment.
