PPT-INFLAMMATORY DISEASES OF BONE

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 . By. . SOMESHWAR.K. M.PHARM.. II - SEMESTER . . . Department of Pharmaceutics. University College of Pharmaceutical Sciences,. KAKATIYA UNIVERSITY. Chronic (Obstructive) . Bronchitis . . Emphysema . . Bronchiectasis. . Asthma . Permanent bronchial dilation associated with . suppuration. (pus production). Occurs commonly with . cystic fibrosis. Lecture no. 3. Prepared by Dr.Salah Mohammad Fatih. MBChB,DMRD,FIBMS(radiology). Multiple focal lesions. Metastases & multiple myeloma are most common cause of obvious multiple lytic lesions in the bone.. Frank H. Wians, Jr., PhD, MT(ASCP), MASCP, DABCC, FACB. Professor of Pathology. Texas Tech University of the Health Sciences Center El Paso. and the. Paul L. Foster School of Medicine. Technical Director, Clinical Chemistry, University Medical Center (UMC) El Paso. Frank H. Wians, Jr., PhD, MT(ASCP), MASCP, DABCC, FACB. Professor of Pathology. Texas Tech University of the Health Sciences Center El Paso. and the. Paul L. Foster School of Medicine. Technical Director, Clinical Chemistry, University Medical Center (UMC) El Paso. Classification of bone diseases. . It is not easy to classify bone diseases, since many of them are of unknown etiology or . their nature . is poorly understood. .. . Hereditary. 1. . Cheurbism. (fibro-osseous lesion).. By . Dr.. Omar . Alkaradsheh. AAP Classification of Periodontal diseases 1999. Gingival diseases. Dental plaque-induced gingival lesions.. Non plaque induced lesions. Periodontitis. Chronic periodontitis. Pathogenesis, Clinical Significance, and Diagnosis. Tiffani R. Garrett. Renal Grand Rounds. March 6. th. , 2012. Learning Objectives/Relevant Questions. Function of bone. Review normal bone remodeling. Radhi. Types of Bone. Intramembranous. Endochondral. (epiphyseal . bone). Intramembranous. Small bones. Immediately from . Mesynchymal. cells. (. Mesynchymal. cells change into bone immediately (. David Basanta and . Conor. Lynch. The problem. A. Osteoclastogenesis. Monocyte Macrophages. Osteoclast. Osteolysis. Osteogenesis. MMP. BMP. MMP. MMP. BMP. Osteoblast. MSC and OB Precursors. Inflammatory Macrophages. Periapical. Disease. CHAPTER 3. Dr. . . Kheirandish. Oral . and maxillofacial pathology. Pulpitis. Periapical. Granuloma. Periapical. Cyst. Osteomyelitis. Osteomyelitis with Proliferative . Periostitis. Dr.Sundus. Abdul . wadood. . Aljazaeri. MSc O&MFS. College of Dentistry. Bone Diseases of the Jaws. Bone Diseases of the Jaws will be divided in 2 main groups: . 1. Odontogenic. : those related to the dentition and those restricted to the bone proper. Tooth-related jaw bone diseases can be divided to:. . . Congenital and developmental bone diseases. Dr.Amany. . Fathaddin. Diseases of Bones. Objectives . Be aware of some important congenital and developmental bone diseases and their principal pathological features. These are caused . by . infection or . immunological factors.. These conditions are . characterized by . inflammation of the synovial membrane . with resultant . changes in the . synovial fluid.. Systemic signs may include.