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Osteomyelitis
Always a Diagnostic
Puzzle
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Osteomyelitis: Put the Pieces Together
HISTORY
Clinical
Surgical
RADIOGRAPHS
Recent
CT
Chronic
MRI
Active
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Osteomyelitis: Topics
Definitions
Bone Model
Active
Chronic
Mechanisms
Cortex
Hematogenous
Direct spread
Imaging
Marrow
Radiographs
MRI
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Osteomyelitis: Definitions
“Osteomyelitis” comes from Greek:
 osteon = bone
 myelos = marrow
 itis
= inflammation
“Inflammation of bone marrow”
Infection of bone marrow
High Sensitivity
MRI
Low Specificity
Marrow
Marrow inflammation
from infection looks
like inflammation
from any other cause
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Osteomyelitis: Definitions
Active Osteomyelitis
vs
Chronic Osteomyelitis
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Osteomyelitis: Definitions
Active Osteomyelitis
“Aggressive”
Resembles Tumor
Cortex Destruction
Periosteal Reaction
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Active Osteomyelitis
“Aggressive”
16yoM distal fibula pain
3w after inversion injury
Cortex Destruction
Periosteal Reaction
HISTORY
Clinical Followup
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Osteomyelitis: Definitions
Chronic Osteomyelitis
“Non-Aggressive”
RADIOGRAPHS
Resembles Callus Active ≠ Chronic
3 Characteristics:
Involucrum: “wrap”
Thick periosteum around infected bone
Sequestrum: “set apart”
Piece of dead, infected, bone
Cloaca: “sewer”
Opening in cortex through
which pus can escape
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Active vs Chronic Osteomyelitis
Active
Osteomyelitis
RADIOGRAPHS
Active ≠ Chronic
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Chronic
Osteomyelitis
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Active Osteomyelitis
“Aggressive”
16yoM distal fibula pain
3w after inversion injury
Cortex Destruction
Periosteal Reaction
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Active
Osteomyelitis
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Chronic Osteomyelitis
RADIOGRAPHS
Active ≠ Chronic
19yoM fibula pain
2.5years later…
Chronic
Osteomyelitis
2.5 years
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Chronic Osteomyelitis
Tibia
CT
Involucrum
Fibula
19yoM fibula pain
2.5years later…
Chronic
Osteomyelitis
Sequestrum
Cloaca
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Chronic Osteomyelitis
42yoM Diabetic
Involucrum Developing
6 weeks later 10 more weeks
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Chronic Osteomyelitis
27yoM s/p removal
Rt Femoral Rod
Involucrum
CT Scout
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Chronic Osteomyelitis
27yoM s/p removal
Rt Femoral Rod
Involucrum
Sequestrum
Axial Slice
CT Scout
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Coronal Reformat
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Chronic Osteomyelitis
27yoM s/p removal
Rt Femoral Rod
Involucrum
Sequestrum
Cloaca
Axial Slice
CT Scout
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Oblique Coronal
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Osteomyelitis: Mechanisms
Direct Spread  adjacent tissues
Most common cause
Decubitus ulcer
Septic arthritis
PUS
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Decubitus UlcerIschium
52yoM
quadriplegic
T1

Ischium Ischium

T1
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Osteomyelitis: Mechanisms
Direct Spread  adjacent tissues
Most common cause
Decubitus ulcer
Septic arthritis
Puncture into bone
Stepped on nail
External fixator
Ring sequestrum
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Ring Sequestrum
Chronic Osteomyelitis
Involucrum
Sequestrum
Cloaca
Poor Union
RADIOGRAPHS
Osteomyelitis: Mechanisms
Direct Spread  adjacent tissues
Most common cause
Decubitus ulcer
Septic arthritis
Puncture into bone
Stepped on nail
External fixator
Ring sequestrum
Hematogenous
Site related to patient age
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Hematogenous Osteomyelitis
Site related to patient age
Metaphysis
Diaphysis
Infection
occurs at
metaphysis
of
Septic
Emboli
Immature Blood
Bone Supply
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Venule
Arteriole
Epiphysis
Physis
Infection
occurs
at end
of
Mature
Bone
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Hematogenous Osteomyelitis
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1yoM strep
pneumonia
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Hematogenous Osteomyelitis
1yoM strep
pneumonia
3 months later
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Osteomyelitis: Imaging
Many Imaging Options:
Radiographs
CT
MR
US
Nuc Med
What to order when?
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Osteomyelitis: What to Order When
Radiographs ………… ALWAYS!
May show evidence of active infection
vs
 Bone destruction, periosteal reaction
May show evidence of chronic infection
 Involucrum
Screen for metal
 Orthopedic hardware, foreign bodies
Unexpected findings
 Fractures, gas in soft tissues
Delineate current anatomy
 Surgical resections, neuropathic deformity
RADIOGRAPHS NEED TO BE RECENT
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Need for Recent Radiographs
Example
66yoM
h/o
Diabetes
Normal
Neuropathic destruction
in Sept swollen
Lisfranc joint Presents
of the Lisfranc
jointfoot
MR is requested to “r/o Osteo”
Are there radiographs?
Yes
…3 months ago
Repeat radiographs obtained
now, prior to MR, reveal…
June
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Osteomyelitis: What to Order When
Radiographs ………… ALWAYS!
CT……………………. Chronic Cases
CT best for calcified structures
 Involucrum
 Sequestrum
 Cloaca
CT of the extremities is insensitive for:
 Bone marrow pathology
 Soft tissue pathology
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Osteomyelitis: What to Order When
Radiographs ………… ALWAYS!
CT……………………. Chronic Cases
MRI..…………………. Active Cases
Shows extent of soft tissue edema
Excellent for demonstrating abscesses
and other drainable fluid collections
Sensitive for bone marrow pathology
 Can be overly sensitive
at expense of specificity
 Infected bone marrow resembles
marrow edema due to other causes
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Osteomyelitis: MR Imaging
Surrounding
T2fs
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Tissues (fat)
T1
Marrow
Cortex
Tissues (fat)
Surrounding
Marrow
Cortex
Bone Model
Marrow
Cortex
X-rays
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Osteomyelitis: MR Imaging
Path=Fluid


T1=Dark
T2=Bright
T1fs+Gd
Enhancement
 Inflamed
 Uniform
 Abscess
 Wall
 Cyst
(STIR)
T1
T2fs
 Not
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Osteomyelitis: MR Imaging



T1
(STIR)
T2fs
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Enhancement
Inflamed
 Uniform
Abscess
 Wall
Cyst
 Not
T1fs
+Gd
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Osteomyelitis: MR Imaging
Detection of the non-enhancing
pus pocket (abscess) is crucial
Presence of soft tissue abscess
proves the edema in underlying
bone marrow is osteomyelitis.
Site for aspiration for culture.
If IV Gd doesn’t get into abscess,
IV antibiotics won’t get in either,
abscess may require drainage.
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Osteomyelitis: MR Imaging
Intact cortex
T1
Enhancing cellulitis
No non-enhancing
abscess pocket
Minimal
Marrow
Edema
IR
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63yoM Diabetic
with heel ulcer
T1fs
IVGd
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Osteomyelitis: MR Imaging
2 weeks earlier
63yoM Diabetic
2 weeks later…
Cortical
Intact cortex
destruction
More marrow edema Non-enhancing
abscess pocket
More tissue edema
IR
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T1fs
IVGd
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Osteomyelitis: MR Imaging
2 weeks earlier 


Intact cortex
Marrow edema
63yoM Diabetic
2 weeks later…
Cortical
destruction
Abscess Pocket
T1
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IR
T1fs
IVGd
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Decubitus UlcerIschium
T1

T1fs 
+Gd

Abscess? 
52yoM
quadriplegic
Abscess!
T2fs
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Osteomyelitis: MR Imaging
R
L
1yoF Swollen
left lower leg
Periosteal Reaction
Metaphyseal
lucency
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Osteomyelitis: MR Imaging
1yoF Swollen
left lower leg
Brodie Abscess
Periosteal Reaction
Non-enhancing
Metaphyseal abscess
Intra-osseous
T1
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T2fs
T1fs
IVGd
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Osteomyelitis: What to Order When
Radiographs ………… ALWAYS!
CT……………………. Chronic Cases
MRI..…………………. Active Cases
US……….…………… Fluid/Abscess
US guided aspiration for culture
Cannot assess bone involvement
Nuc Med.……………. Problem Cases
Where MR specificity is decreased
 Neuropathic feet
 Infected hardware
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Infection around metal: MRI
T2fs
We can see
soft tissues
around bone
T1fs
IVGd
Enhancing
granulation tissue
(phlegmon?)
We can’t see the marrow within bone
Cannot evaluate for “osteomyelitis”
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T,K 21yoM
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Infection around metal: Nuc Med
Requires 2 Radiopharmaceuticals
1)Tc-Bone Scan (Active bone metabolism)
2)In-WBC Scan
(Areas of WBC accumulation)
1)BS: Sen/Spec
2)WBC:Spec/Sen
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Infection around metal: Nuc Med
Femur
Plate
Tc-Bone Scan
In-WBC Scan
Femur
Femur
Tibia
Tibia
Tibia
Plate
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S,B 31yoM
Removed
Tibia Plate
Placed
Antibiotic
PMM-Beads
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Charcot (Neuropathic) Foot
T1fs
T1
+IV Gd
T2fs
Tc99m MDP
In111 WBC
Abscess
Infection
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P,K 65yoF
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Osteomyelitis: Put the Pieces Together
HISTORY
Clinical
Surgical
RADIOGRAPHS
Recent
CT
Chronic
MRI
Active
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