PPT-ABSTRACT Abstract Suppurative osteomyelitis is an inflammatory disease of the bone marrow,

ABSTRACT Abstract Suppurative osteomyelitis is an inflammatory disease of the bone marrow cortical bone or periosteum caused by bacterial infection Even presently with the development of antibiotics some cases become refractory from multi resistant bacteria The first clinical report using HBOT against osteomyelitis was done by Slack in 1965 Presently HBOT has become a standardrecommendatory treatment for osteomyelitis in many countries and hyperbaric medicine societies. Normal adult Bone marrow in old age Neonatal bone marrow Bone Marrow Cellularity Cellularity Age Site hemopoietic cellsfat Neonate All bones liver spleen 1000 Child Most bones 7030 Adult Axial skeleton 5050 Old age Axial skeleton 3070 brPage 2br Cel and more. skeleton. made up of. bones – cartilage – ligaments – tendons. bones . are a major part of the skeleton and . provide. support. – organs, teeth, viscera. protection. – brain, CNS, marrow, viscera. 2013. Rickets and . Osteomalacia. Hyperparathyroidism. FRACTURES. OSTEONECROSIS (AVASCULAR NECROSIS). OSTEOMYELITIS. BONE TUMORS. Bone-Forming Tumors. Osteoma. Osteoid. . Osteoma. and . Osteoblastoma. Dr . Shashidhar. M R. Osteomyelitis. - . Pyogenic. , Tubercular . Mycetoma. . OSTEOMYELITIS. Osteomyelitis. Nelaton. (1834) : coined . osteomyelitis. The root words . osteon. . (bone) . and . myelo. Septic Arthritis. Marwan . Shalabi. , MD, . FAAP, PIDS. Pediatric Infectious . Diseases. . Osteomyelitis. Classification. . Duration -------- . Acute or Chronic. Route of infection-. . Hematogenous. April 22,2014. Infection of the bone. Often confused with septic arthritis . Can occur in infants, children, and adults. Most commonly occurs:. Children. . ends of long bones in arms and legs. Adults. Ali Al Khader, M.D.. Faculty of Medicine. Al-Balqa’ Applied University. Email: ali.alkhader@bau.edu.jo. Lecture outline. Paget disease (osteitis . deformans. ). Rickets . & . osteomalacia. Osteopenia & osteoporosis. Radhi. Types of Bone. Intramembranous. Endochondral. (epiphyseal . bone). Intramembranous. Small bones. Immediately from . Mesynchymal. cells. (. Mesynchymal. cells change into bone immediately (. (2019) 14(1), 24-30 24 Chronic recurrent multifocal osteomyelitis- case report of two patients and review of literature Eugenia Schwarzkopf *1 , Narasimhan P Agaram 2 , Spencer Ha 3 & Daniel E Pr Fibrosis Figure Legend: Figure 1 Dense fibrous tissue surrounded by areas of angiectasis is present in bone marrow in a male F344/N male rat from a chronic study. Figure 2 Higher magnification of Fig - tion (Figure 1). Skeletal aging is characterized as a gradual loss of bone mass due to an excess of bone resorption that is not matched by new bone formation. There are two major types of bone Part 2. Wendy Blount, DVM. Slide Preparation. Pipette flecks out of the petri dish and put on glass slides immediately. Elevate one end of the slide to let extra blood run . off. Slide Preparation. Pipette flecks out of the petri dish and put on glass slides immediately. Osteitis. . is . a . localized inflammation of bone with no progression through the marrow spaces. particularly that associated with infected . sockets.. . Osteomyelitis. is a more extensive inflammation of the interior of the bone involving and typically spreading through the marrow spaces. . WHAT’S IN THE NAME?. The . word . “osteomyelitis” . originates from the ancient. Greek words . osteon. (bone) and . muelinos. . (marrow). a. nd literally . means infection of medullary portion of the bone.