32 Y/M with right knee pain
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32 yr old male patient came to the casulaty with the cheif complaint of right knee pain since 1 month
History of present illnesses:
Patient had h/o trauma 2 months back with Metatarsophalangeal joint pain for which he sustained k wire insitu on right first toe region
Patient had normal routine after implant with no difficulty later after a month he had pain in his right knee region
Pain is insiduous in onset , gradually progressive , aggravated on movement associated with diffuse swelling of knee joint
History of past illnesses:
Patient is not a known case of diabetes, Astama, tuberculosis , hypertension , epilepsy
Personal history :
Married
Occupation: Village sarpanch
Appetite:normal
Diet:mixed
Bowel and bladder:regular
No known allergies
Alcohol history
-intake of whisky twice a week
-180ml
FAMILY HISTORY
Not significant
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION:
No pallor,icterus,cyanosis,clubbing, lymphedenopathy
Oedema of feet - present
Temperature:98F
PR:78 bpm
BP:120/90mmhg
RR:22cpm
Spo2:99%
On examination :
Skin - normal
Swelling - present
Patellar tap - present
Local rise in temperature - present
No neurological defects
Distal pulses - present
USG - right knee
Mild knee joint effusion noted
E/O small Baker's cyst measuring 1.7×1.2cm with septations - likely superadded infection
No supra patellar or prepatellar bursa
Impression- small Baker's cyst with super added infection
Mild knee joint effusion
Systemic observation-
CVS :
No murmur
No thrills
S1 and S2 heart sounds heard
Rhythm - normal
Volume - normal
CNS:
- patient is conscious
- speech is present
- reflexes are normal
Respiratory :BAE+ , NCBS heard
Per abdomen : soft , not tender
Provisional diagnosis :
Infection bursitis of knee
Investigations :
Day -1
Bp : 130 / 90 mmhg
PR: 78 bpm
Temperature : afebrile
T Hifenac-P - po bd
T PAN 40 - po od
Day -2
Bp : 120/80 mmHg
PR : 78 bpm
Temperature : afebrile
T Hifenac-P - po bd
T PAN 40 - po od
T febuxostat 80 - po bd
T Goutil 0.25 mg - po od
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