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An exceptional case of suture related pseudo-infection (SRPI) / granuloma following total knee replacement: Case report
International Journal of Orthopaedics Sciences · 2024 · Vol. 10(2) · pp. 252–254
Abstract
Total knee replacement is opted for a better lifestyle in advanced osteoarthritis. Absorbable sutures are widely used to close the wound after surgery. We present a case of suture related Granuloma / foreign body reaction mimicking joint infection post Total Knee Replacement. This complication is rare and must be kept in mind in future follow ups of the patient. All such cases should undergo microbiological as well as histological sampling with caution for prosthesis exchange and low propensity suture with less volume should be used after debridement.
Surgical Sutures and AdhesivesIntramuscular injections and effectsHemostasis and retained surgical itemsMedicineFibrous jointGranulomaSurgeryPathology
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