%0 Journal Article
%T Osteitis pubis and osteomyelitis pubisv in pregnancy 每 two case reports
%A Djakoviˋ
%A Ivka
%A Grgiˋ
%A Ozren
%A Koˋec
%A Vesna
%A Mustapiˋ
%A Matej
%A Tuˋkar
%A Neven
%A ˋola
%A Ida Marija
%J -
%D 2019
%R 10.33004/reumatizam-66-1-4
%X Saˋetak Pubic pain frequently accompanies uneventful pregnancies and is a common symptom in pregnancy. Still, in some cases, especially when it is associated with walking difficulties, persistent and/or severe pubic pain, and inflammation that can be confirmed by laboratory parameters, it should be taken with additional caution. Differential diagnosis should include osteitis pubis, a non-bacterial, self-limited inflammation that leaves no permanent consequences, but also, more importantly, osteomyelitis of the pubic symphysis. This is a rare bacterial infection in pregnancy, important to be diagnosed in time and treated early and properly since it can leave serious long-term complications such as fistulas that require prolonged treatment and sometimes even surgery. A multidisciplinary approach is mandatory to exclude all the other potential causes of pubic pain and make a timely diagnosis of osteomyelitis. We present two patients with pubic pain during pregnancy, with two different diagnoses and treatment options, and a favorable outcome that was the result of a multidisciplinary approach
%K Pelvic pain 每 etiology
%K Osteitis 每 diagnosis
%K therapy
%K Osteomyelitis 每 diagnosis
%K therapy
%K Pregnancy complications
%K infectious 每 diagnosis
%K therapy
%K Pubic symphysis 每 pathology
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