Management of Periprosthetic Joint Infection (eBook)

Univ. Prof. Dr. Klaus-Dieter Kühn, Senior Scientific Advisor, Heraeus Medical GmbH, Wehrheim im Taunus

1.Introduction.- Interview – Gehrke and Parvizi (D/USA).- 2. Economic.- Economic aspects of periprosthetic joint infections – Hanstein and Skripitz (D).- Periprosthetic Joint Infections in the spectrum of the German Diagnosis-Related Groups (G-DRG) System – Gravius and Kohlhof (D).- 3. Clinical Aspects.- Clinical Aspects of Prosthetic Joint Infection – Moretti and Parvizi (USA).- 4. Diagnosis.- Diagnosis of prosthetic joint infections – Drago and De Vecchi (I).- Diagnosis of pathogens – Wagenaar et al. (NL/D).- Diagnosis of pathogens causing periprosthetic joint infections – Segreti (USA).- 5. Prevention.- Prophylaxis for implant-related infections: current state of the art – Boot and Vogely (NL).- Prophylaxis during total hip and knee replacement – Chan and Partington (UK).- Strategies for Preventing Infections in Total Hip & Total Knee Arthroplasty – Jones et al. (AUS).- Treatment and prevention of bone and joint infection: clinical practice in the Centre de Référence des Infections Ostéo-Articulaires Complexes (CRIOAc) Lyon, France – Viste et al. (F).- 6. Treatment.- Treatment of PJI: Overview – Kabata and Tsuchiya (JP).- Treatment of orthopedic septic revisions in the Medical University of Graz – Amerstorfer and Glehr (A).- Treatment of prosthetic joint infections – Hendriks et al. (NL).- The University Hospitals of Louvain experience and care pathways for PJI’s: how we do it – Neyt (B).- Treatment of prosthetic joint infections – Borens and McManus (CH).- Prosthetic joint infection: Treatment – Berstock and Webb (UK).- Dutch protocol for treatment of PJIs with illustrative clinical cases – Ten Broeke (NL).- 7. ALBC.- Benefit and risks of antibiotic-loaded bone cements – Sanz-Ruiz et al. (E/D).- Therapy using antibiotic loaded Polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) – von Foerster et al. (D).- The roles of antibiotic loaded bone cement (ALBC) in periprosthetic joint infection – Chang (TAI).- Revision Bone Cements in Surgery of Periprosthetic Joint Infections (PJI) – Malhotra et al. (D).- 8. Spacer.- Spacer management – Villanueva-Martinez et al. (E/D).- Articulating cement spaces for the treatment of hip and knee arthroplasty associated infections – Campbell (AUS).- Spacer management in the treatment of late periprosthetic infections of the hip – Fink (D).- Spacer management – Singisetti and Stockley (UK).- 9. Coating.- Antibacterial coating of implants in orthopedics and trauma: finding the right pathway to a more effective surgical site infection prevention – Romanò et al. (I).- Anti-infective coating to prevent prosthetic joint infection (PJI) – Kabata and Tsuchiya (JP).- Aspects of antimicrobial implant coating – Kolb et al. (D)