Osteomyelitis MRI

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Overview

Although MR imaging is the accepted modality of choice for the early detection and surgical localization of osteomyelitis, in the emergency department, CT is usually more readily available for establishing the diagnosis. [1]

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Patient #1 Extensive calcaneal osteomyelitis. Note soft tissue ulceration and cellulitis

References

  1. Laura M. Fayad, John A. Carrino, and Elliot K. Fishman. Musculoskeletal Infection: Role of CT in the Emergency Department. RadioGraphics 2007 27: 1723-1736.

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