How is spinal osteomyelitis diagnosed?

After sensitive antibiotic treatment, i.e. drug sensitivity test, targeted anti-infection treatment was carried out after gene bacterial culture, and the effect was significant. The above judgment can be clearly identified as spinal osteomyelitis. Maxillary osteomyelitis generally has several common situations, such as suppuration, specificity, and radioactivity. There are three main sources of infection for maxillary osteomyelitis, i.e. odontogenic, injury and hematogenous, and acute maxillary osteomyelitis. Generally, systemic symptoms are obvious. If caused by teeth, avoid the area around the teeth. There will be obvious pain, or loose teeth. Spreading will cause looseness of surrounding teeth and swelling and pain in the affected side of the maxillofacial area. Osteomyelitis is an infectious disease.

Can osteomyelitis be completely cured?

According to the symptoms described by the patient, osteomyelitis is caused by traumatic infection. At this time, the patient should first clean the wound, change the open wound to a closed wound, and then conduct anti-inflammatory treatment. The use of a large amount of antibiotics can control the disease. Some physical therapy methods should also be used in the acute stage of osteomyelitis to improve metabolic capacity and control the disease in time. Chronic osteomyelitis ruptures repeatedly, and there are local symptoms such as pus and dead bone discharge. The treatment of acute osteomyelitis mainly uses antibiotics. Most people can generally cure osteomyelitis after a full course of antibiotics. Chronic osteomyelitis has poor antibiotic effects. Most patients need surgical treatment and sufficient antibiotic application. Osteomyelitis can be completely cured.

How is chronic osteomyelitis treated?

Most patients with chronic suppurative osteomyelitis have chronic suppurative osteomyelitis due to poor treatment of acute suppurative osteomyelitis, inability to completely control inflammation or local formation of a large amount of dead bone, cavities, difficult-to-control infection, and long-term non-healing. After the lesion is removed, local tissue defects may occur, and various methods such as bone lengthening, bone defect, skin flap or soft tissue repair are needed for repair in the later stage. The treatment principle of chronic osteomyelitis is to completely remove the lesion and remove the dead bone.