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In chronic osteomyelitis, ___ is the central necrotic bone sequestrum




In chronic osteomyelitis, ___ is the new bone laid down by involucrum
the periosteum that surrounds the sequestra (periosteal
collar of new bone)


In chronic osteomyelitis, ___ is the new opening in the cloaca
involucrum through which pus and sequestration make
their way out.


What is the radiographic presentation of osteomyelitis? -moth eaten bone
-periosteal reaction
-usually metaphysis


Are there radiographic changes right away in no, takes 10 days in extremities, 21 days in spine
osteomyelitis?



Brodies Abscess is most commonly caused by: s. aureus




What is the radiographic presentation of Brodies abscess? -oval, elliptical, radiolucent nidus with rim of heavy sclerosis
-over 1cm



Non-suppurative osteomyelitis is aka: tuberculosis




TB of the spine = Pott's disease




Early signs of Pott's disease: -lytic end plate destruction
-decreased disc height
-para-spinal swelling


Advanced signs of Pott's disease: -vertebral body collapse
-gibbus formation (long vertebra)



Long term __ use can lead to AVN steroid




AVN of femoral head is aka: Chandler's disease




What will an AVN look like radiographically? -crescent sign beneath articular cortex
-"bite" sign - increased density of upper femoral head



Avascular necrosis of the femoral capital epiphysis before Leg-calve-perthes disease
the plate closes is called:




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