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Brodie`s abscess is a rare subacute osteomyelitis. It is usually located within the [[metaphysis]] of long [[bones]] although [[diaphyseal]] involvement is more common in adult. [[Tibia]] is the most commonly involved bone. If left untreated,, it may cause long term [[disability]], [[fracture]] or [[amputation]]. Prognosis is excellent after effective treatment. | |||
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Overview
Brodie`s abscess is a rare subacute osteomyelitis. It is usually located within the metaphysis of long bones although diaphyseal involvement is more common in adult. Tibia is the most commonly involved bone. If left untreated,, it may cause long term disability, fracture or amputation. Prognosis is excellent after effective treatment.