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*[[white blood cell|White blood cell count (WBC)]] greater than 5000 to 20,000 mm3 with left shifts
*[[white blood cell|White blood cell count (WBC)]] greater than 5000 to 20,000 mm3 with left shifts
*Increased [[protein]] and [[lactate]] level
*High [[protein]] and [[lactate]] level
*Decreased glucose level  
*Low glucose level  
*Positive culture and [[Gram stain]]
*Positive culture and [[Gram stain]]
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*[[white blood cell|White blood cell count (WBC)]] <500 mm3
*[[white blood cell|White blood cell count (WBC)]] <500 mm3
*Normal [[protein]] and [[lactate]] level
*Normal [[protein]] and [[lactate]] level
*Normal glucose level
*Normal or low glucose level
*Negative culture and [[Gram stain]]
*Negative culture and [[Gram stain]]
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* Positive cholesterol crystals  
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On aspiration of the bursa, Aseptic bursitis is characterized by
*[[white blood cell|White blood cell count (WBC)]] <500 mm3
*On aspiration of the bursa, septic bursitis is characterized by
*Increased [[protein]] and [[lactate]] level,
*Decreased glucose level,
*[[white blood cell|White blood cell count (WBC)]]WBC greater than 5000 to 20,000 mm3 with left shifts
*Positive culture and [[Gram stain]]
On aspiration of the bursa, bursitis associated with [[rheumatoid arthritis]] is characterized by
*Presence of cholesterol crystals
On aspiration of the bursa, bursitis associated with [[gout]] is characterized by
*Presence of Monosodium urate crystals
On aspiration of the bursa, bursitis associated with [[pseudogout]] is characterized by
*Presence of calcium pyrophosphate crystals


==References==
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Revision as of 18:48, 24 August 2016

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Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1]; Associate Editor(s)-in-Chief: Sara Mehrsefat, M.D. [2]

Overview

Other diagnostic studies for bursitis include aspiration of the bursal fluid. It may be helpful in differentiate septic and aseptic bursitis.

Other diagnostic studies

Aspiration of the bursa

Indications for aspiration of bursal fluids include:

  • Presence of local inflammation
  • Fever
Type of Bursitis Aspiration of bursal fluids
Septic bursitis
Aseptic bursitis
Bursitis associated with gout
Bursitis associated with pseudogout
  • Positive calcium pyrophosphate crystals positive
Bursitis associated with rheumatoid arthritis
  • Positive cholesterol crystals

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