ReviewJournal of inflammation research2026
Regulated Cell Death Pathways in Chondrocytes During Septic Arthritis: Current Evidence and Future Perspectives.
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Abstract
Septic arthritis is an orthopaedic emergency that rapidly destroys articular cartilage, and its incidence has increased in recent decades. Despite prompt joint drainage and antimicrobial therapy, progressive cartilage loss and joint dysfunction often persist, highlighting the need for strategies that preserve chondrocyte viability. Based on supportive evidence from other organ systems and non-infectious orthopaedic inflammation, chondrocyte fate in septic arthritis may reflect a multimodal landscape of regulated cell death (RCD) that could be therapeutically leveraged. This narrative review synthesizes mechanistic evidence from two complementary domains of septic arthritis biology:
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