Publications by authors named "Bernice Bianco"
Article Synopsis
- - Non-septic olecranon bursitis (NSOB) is inflammation of the olecranon bursa that usually resolves on its own, while septic olecranon bursitis (SOB) is caused by bacterial infections and presents with serious systemic symptoms needing medical attention.
- - A case study highlighted a 24-year-old woman with disseminated cryptococcal infection due to bilateral SOB, which is uncommon in healthy individuals; she underwent surgery and received antifungal treatment, leading to positive outcomes.
- - Infections like SOB from rare pathogens can be tricky to diagnose, especially in immunocompetent patients, making it essential to involve specialists for proper management and to prevent long-term complications.
