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Two Versus Four Weeks of Antibiotic Treatment in Native Joint Arthritis
The optimal duration of systemic antibiotic administration for native joint septic arthritis is unknown. The investigators perform a randomized study allowing up to 3 surgical lavages and allocating patients into a two-week's and a four week's randomization arm
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