Q: Name at least 3 joints which are mostly involved and actually may be first clinical clue of septic arthritis secondary to endocarditis?



Answer: 

• Sacroiliac 
• Pubic
• Manubriosternal 

Osteo-Articular-Infection in  Infective endocarditis  may involve vertebrae, stemoclavicular joint, sacroiliac joint, knees, and wrist joints. Interestingly, many times, they are the first clinical findings in infective Endocarditis