Osteomielitis con Paraclinica Normal Secundaria A Celulitis

Abstract

A case of osteomyelitis secondary to cellulite which was diagnosed with radiographic images and presenting normal paraclinical described. The clinical course of a patient of 9 years old with a history of filing a cellulite treated with intravenous antibiotics in hospital and you are discharged after referral summarized. In the control outpatient the patient without any symptoms and physical examination without producing any signs suggesting infection or inflammation, he underwent plain radiography where images compatible with osteomyelitis was evident, so hospitalization is decided, then which laboratory tests were within normal parameters requested. This being important imaging tests for early diagnosis, so that radiography remains the first step in the study of patients with clinical suspicion of musculoskeletal infection. You can just express findings from the 10th day of osteomyelitis and thus reduce the likelihood of complications.