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December 21, 2025

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Synovectomy for Lyme Arthritis

Synovectomy for Lyme Arthritis She had been ill for nearly two years when synovectomy for Lyme arthritis was recommended. Her knee remained swollen, painful, and limiting despite treatment for Lyme arthritis. She had completed antibiotic therapy. When the swelling persisted, she was told the infection had been treated and what remained was inflammation. Surgery was

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Spinal Tap Leak and Lyme Disease: Worse After Testing

Spinal Tap Leak After Lyme Testing: When Symptoms Worse

Spinal Tap Leak After Lyme Testing: When Symptoms Worse When Lyme Symptoms Worsen After a Spinal Tap Lumbar puncture is sometimes performed in patients with suspected neurologic Lyme disease to aid diagnosis. However, the relationship between spinal tap leak and Lyme disease is often overlooked, particularly when symptoms worsen after testing. In some cases, the

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