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To describe the clinical presentation and course of candidal arthritis arising in infants who previously received treatment for systemic candidiasis during the newborn period.

August 1, 2000Pediatric Emergency Care

Candidal arthritis in infants previously treated for systemic candidiasis during the newborn period: Report of three cases

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To describe the clinical presentation and course of candidal arthritis arising in infants who previously received treatment for systemic candidiasis during the newborn period.
Retrospective review of clinical records detailing three infant cases (N=3) presenting with fungal joint infections following neonatal systemic candidiasis.
All three infants developed localized candidal arthritis despite prior treatment regimens for systemic candidiasis contracted in the neonatal period.
The clinical presentations demonstrate delayed fungal joint involvement as a secondary complication following neonatal systemic infection.

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Case series reveals delayed candidal arthritis in infants treated for neonatal candidiasis, highlighting the need for prolonged musculoskeletal monitoring.

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Harris et al. (2000) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a75b01639fe20dd25d3763a https://doi.org/10.1097/00006565-200008000-00008

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Case series reveals delayed candidal arthritis in infants treated for neonatal candidiasis, highlighting the need for prolonged musculoskeletal monitoring.

Candidal arthritis in infants previously treated for systemic candidiasis during the newborn period: Report of three cases

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