title: Transient synovitis of the hip as a complication of chickenpox in infant: Case study.
abstract: Chickenpox has many rare complications; transient synovitis is one of the very painful and self-limiting rare complications. This patient suffered from transient synovitis associated with chickenpox. After being diagnosed, it was managed by diclofenac sodium suppositories. Physicians must be able to correlate all of the possible complications of chickenpox in order to avoid misdiagnoses.
authors: Clinical Pharmacy Department, Faculty of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Ajman University of Science and Technology Network, P.O. Box 7826, Fujairah, United Arab Emirates.
authors: Muaed Jamal
authors: MJ
authors: Alomar
keywords: Chickenpox; Diclofenac; Infection; Joint; Synovitis; Viral
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