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Review Question - QID 219965

TKA Revision Etiology Most common causes of failure QID: 219965 (SBQ24HK.58)
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QID 219965 (Type "219965" in App Search)
A 67 year-old-male presents to the clinic 2 years after undergoing primary total knee arthroplasty. The patient explains that he has had progressive pain and swelling for the last month and recently presented to an urgent care clinic. At that visit, he was given an antibiotic and has been taking it for several days. You decide to perform laboratory tests and an aspiration with the results showing normal synovial values, no isolated organisms, but elevated serum CRP and ESR. Based on these results, what is the best next course of action?
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