We analyzed shortterm results of personalized treatment of 31 patients with sternoclavicular septic arthritis. Sternoclavicular joint infection was spread hematogenously in 74,2 % of patients and staphylococcus was the most causative pathogen (87,1 %). Diagnostic workup included computer tomography, ultrasoundguided aspiration and microbiological analyses of aspirate and blood culture. 16 patients with sternoclavicular joint infection underwent incision, debridement and drainage at the first stage of treatment. Three of them died. Negative pressure wound therapy was used in 11 patients. Antibiotic therapy was effective in 50 % of patients with serous arthritis of sternoclavicular joint. Antibiotic with drainage and/or negative pressure wound therapy was efficient in 33,3 % of cases. The final respectivereconstructive stage of treatment was performed in 48,1 % of patients with good results. Wide resection was performed including medial end of clavicular, part of manubrium sterni and medial end of first and second ribs followed by pectoralis muscle flap.
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