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| 1 | In vitro laboratory infection research in orthopaedics:Why,when,and how显示文摘The musculoskeletal system involves multiple tissues which are constantly exposed to being exposed to various biological and mechanical stimuli.As such,isolating and studying a particular system from a complex human clinical environment is not always a realistic expectation.On top of that,recruitment limitations,in addition to the nature of orthopaedic interventions and their associated cost,sometimes preclude consideration of human trials to answer a clinical question.Therefore,in this mini review,we sought to rationalize the rapid evolution of biomedical research at a basic scientific level and explain why the perception of orthopaedic conditions has fundamentally changed over the last decades.In more detail,we highlight that the number of orthopaedic in vitro publications has soared since 1990.Last but not least,we elaborated on the minimum requirements for conducting a scientifically sound infection-related laboratory experiment to offer valuable information to clinical practitioners.We also explained the rationale behind implementing molecular biology techniques,ex vivo experiments,and artificial intelligence in this type of laboratory research. | Konstantinos Tsikopoulos Lorenzo Drago Gabriele Meroni Dimitrios Kitridis Byron Chalidis Fotios Papageorgiou Paraskevi Papaioannidou | 2023 | World Journal of Orthopedics2023，14，8： | 0 |
| 2 | Viral infections in orthopedics: A systematic review and classification proposal显示文摘BACKGROUND Although the impact of microbial infections on orthopedic clinical outcomes is well recognized,the influence of viral infections on the musculoskeletal system might have been underestimated.AIM To systematically review the available evidence on risk factors and musculoskeletal manifestations following viral infections and to propose a pertinent classification scheme.METHODS We searched MEDLINE,Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials(CENTRAL),the Reference Citation Analysis(RCA),and Scopus for completed studies published before January 30,2021,to evaluate risk factors and bone and joint manifestations of viral infection in animal models and patient registries.Quality assessment was performed using SYRCLE's risk of bias tool for animal studies,Moga score for case series,Wylde score for registry studies,and Newcastle-Ottawa Scale for case-control studies.RESULTS Six human and four animal studies were eligible for inclusion in the qualitative synthesis.Hepatitis C virus was implicated in several peri-and post-operative complications in patients without cirrhosis after major orthopedic surgery.Herpes virus may affect the integrity of lumbar discs,whereas Ross River and Chikungunya viruses provoke viral arthritis and bone loss.CONCLUSION Evidence of moderate strength suggested that viruses can cause moderate to severe arthritis and osteitis.Risk factors such as pre-existing rheumatologic disease contributed to higher disease severity and duration of symptoms.Therefore,based on our literature search,the proposed clinical and pathogenetic classification scheme is as follows:(1)Viral infections of bone or joint;(2)Active bone and joint inflammatory diseases secondary to viral infections in other organs or tissues;and(3)Viral infection as a risk factor for post-surgical bacterial infection. | Konstantinos Sidiropoulos Savvas Ilias Christofilos Konstantinos Tsikopoulos Dimitrios Kitridis Lorenzo Drago Gabriele Meroni Carlo Luca Romanò Venu Kavarthapu | 2022 | World Journal of Orthopedics2022，13，11： | 0 |
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