3. Basic concepts
Pyogenic osteomyelitis is a disease
caused by pyogenic bacteria.
suppurative
osteomyelitis
Bone tissue periosteum → bone
→ bone marrow
8. Pathological characteristics
• Bone destruction, resorption and new bone
formation coexist.
• Early destruction and late proliferation.
Acute hematogenous
osteomylitis
9. Spreading route
• Bacteria reenter the blood
• Spread to subperiosteal and
soft tissue
• Spread to the long bone end
• Spread to joints
Acute hematogenous
osteomylitis
10. clinical manifestation
Systemic symptoms of infection and poisoning
Local signs: pain, fear of movement, refuse to
press
Tenderness and high skin temperature
Redness, swelling, heat and pain
Acute hematogenous
osteomylitis
13. Diagnosis
Early diagnosis: significant
basis:
History of local injury or infection elsewhere.
The high heat pulse is fast and the white blood
cell is increased.
Limb pain, fear of movement and refuse to
press.
Local puncture, smear positive.
Limb symptoms, positive blood culture.
Acute hematogenous
osteomylitis
15. Treatment
Whole body support
Rehydration, cooling and heat
supplement in high fever
Correct acidosis
Digestible, high calorie food
If necessary, a small amount of multiple
blood transfusions
Acute hematogenous
osteomylitis
16. Rational administration of
drug
Antibiotic application
Principle: early and
sufficient sensitivity
Joint whole course
Methods: Empirical
medication
Guiding medication
Acute hematogenous
osteomylitis
17. Local braking
Objective: to relieve spasm and
pain
Prevent joint contracture and
deformity shape
Prevent pathological fracture
Method: gypsum / brace
Acute hematogenous
osteomylitis
18. Surgical treatment
Indication: local + poisoning symptoms
Conservative treatment for 48-72h was
ineffective
Objective: decompression + drainage
Timing: once determined, implement as
soon as possible
Methods: drilling decompression
Fenestration and drainage
Acute hematogenous
osteomylitis
25. Clinical manifestation
The disease may be asymptomatic at the
inactive stage
The bone loses its original shape, and the
limbs can be thickened and deformed
Skin discoloration, multiple scars, ulcer
formation
Sinus formation, granulation tissue protrusion,
and outflow of foul smelling pus
Deformity of adjacent joints caused by muscle
twinning
Chronic
osteomylitis
26. Clinical manifestation
Acute stage: local tenderness, high skin
temperature, redness, swelling and heat
pain
Toxic blood symptom
Sinus ostium is open and dead bone is
discharged
Course: recurrent attacks
The acute attack may occur once every
few months or years
Chronic
osteomylitis
38. Concept
Septic arthritis: septic infection in
joints caused by septic bacteria.
Common in children; The knee joint
and hip joint are the prone sites.
suppurative
arthritis
39. pathogeny
• Pathogenic bacteria: Staphylococcus
aureus, hemolytic streptococcus, etc
• Infection condition
• Route of infection: hematogenous
• traumatic
• the tendency to spread
• Iatrogenic
suppurative
arthritis
40. Pathological process
• Slurry exudation period (complete recovery)
• Cellulosic exudation stage of slurry (partial
recovery)
• Purulent exudation stage (fibrous ankylosis
or bony ankylosis)
suppurative
arthritis
41. clinical manifestation
Systemic symptoms of infection and
poisoning
Local signs: pain, inconvenient movement
Joint flexion tenderness
Redness, swelling, heat and pain
Pathological dislocation
suppurative
arthritis
42. clinical manifestation
The white blood cells were
increased by laboratory test
Increased ESR
Joint puncture smear
Imaging examination: X-ray, CT,
MRI
suppurative
arthritis