and tibialis anterior musculature after a simulated ankle joint effusion. Methods: Eight neurologically sound volunteers (mean (SD) age 23 (4) years, height 171 (6) cm, mass 73 (10) kg) participated.
however a monarticular arthropathy in the foot/ankle must be considered suspicious for infection. Plain radiographs may show soft tissue swellings but are frequently non-specific. However, joint ...
15 joints showed a new or progressive (1 ankle) effusion, 22 ankles with effusion at BL showed regressive (3 ankles) or dissolved effusion at FU. Only one medial tendovaginitis was detected at FU.