Artroplastia total de cadera posterior a una infección por Tuberculosis: Caso clínico y revisión de la literatura

Resumen

La tuberculosis persiste siendo un problema importante a nivel mundial. A pesar de que el compromiso de la cadera es infrecuente, su aparición representa un escenario complejo. Presentamos un paciente masculino que desarrolló una infección de la cadera que fue diagnosticada como tuberculosis de forma tardía. El paciente recibió tratamiento médico por 6 meses y luego se realizó una artroplastia total de cadera en dos tiempos, con éxito. Presentamos el reporte de un caso completo, junto a su seguimiento al aão y una revisión de la literatura sobre el tema.

Abstract

Tuberculosis remains a significant problem worldwide. Even thought hip involvement is an infrequent manifestation, it́s appearance represents a challenging scenario. We present a male patient who developed a hip infection later discovered to be tuberculosis. The patient received a medical treatment protocol for 6 months and was subsequently treated with a two stage total hip arthroplasty. We present the full case report with it́s 1-year outcome and a literature review.

Palabras Clave

artroplastia total de cadera - tuberculosis - artritis séptica tuberculosa

Keywords

total hip arthroplasty - tuberculosis - septic arthritis

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