osteomyelitis

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Chronic #osteomyelitis is a severe, persistent, and many times #incapacitating infection of bone and #bonemarrow. Severe Back Pain, Ankle Surgery, Subcutaneous Tissue, Lower Limb, Athletes Foot, Bone Marrow, Bacterial Infection, Chronic Condition, Skin Healing
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Chronic #osteomyelitis is a severe, persistent, and many times #incapacitating infection of bone and #bonemarrow.
X Ray of right femur of the above child 1 year later. Chronic osteomyelitis has developed and the femoral shaft has become sclerotic with invulucrum (new bone) formation. A sequestrum can be seen in the upper third of the shaft. Bone Formation, General Practitioner, Inflammation Causes, Orthopedic Surgery, Medical Students, Medical Conditions, X Ray, 1 Year
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X Ray of right femur of the above child 1 year later. Chronic osteomyelitis has developed and the femoral shaft has become sclerotic with invulucrum (new bone) formation. A sequestrum can be seen in the upper third of the shaft.
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Osteomyelitis: Pain, swelling, tenderness, cellulitis, fever/chills, N/V. IV abx - vanc + pip/tazo. Surgery to drain abscess, debride. Nclex Fundamentals, Learning Anatomy, Muscle System, Uric Acid Levels, Medical Things, Pain Relief Remedies, Family Nurse Practitioner, Medical Books, Med Surg
Osteomyelitis: Pain, swelling, tenderness, cellulitis, fever/chills, N/V. IV abx - vanc + pip/tazo. Surgery to drain abscess, debride.
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Sequesterum
Sequesterum
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SEQUESTERUM It is a separated microscopic/macroscopic necrotic fragment of usually a cortical bone which seems to be radiodense, surrounded by infected granulation tissue and pus (radiolucent) from the viable parent bone Diagnostic importance : Its presence is necessary to make a diagnosis of chronic osteomyelitis Biological importance : It serves as a focus for continuing infection leading to recurrent bouts of acute and chronic Osteomyelitis