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Ismail Bastomi
Div Orthopaedi & Traumatology
Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Sriwijaya
Dr. Moh. Hoesin Hospital - Palembang
RECENT ADVANCEMENT AND BASIC TREATMENT PRINCIPLE
(PAEDIATRIC MUSCULOSKELETAL INFECTION)
200.000 deaths/years US
OSTEOMYELITIS
Classification
1. Age (neonatal, children, young adult)
2. Organism (pyogenic, granulomatous)
3. Onset (acute, subacute, chronic)
4. Route (haematogenous, direct inoculation)
RECENT ADVANCEMENT AND BASIC TREATMENT PRINCIPLE
(PAEDIATRIC MUSCULOSKELETAL INFECTION)
INFANT :
1. Reversible destruction of an epiphysis
2. Epiphysitis recovery to normal may occur
3. Coxa Magna sequel to epiphysitis
4. Coxa Vara destruction of a growth plate
5. Secondary pyoarthrosis common
6. Septic arthritis dislocation
7. Failure of development of femoral head
8. Fusion of the joint not occur
9. Large involucrum complete remodeling
of diaphysis (typical feature)
RECENT ADVANCEMENT AND BASIC TREATMENT PRINCIPLE
(PAEDIATRIC MUSCULOSKELETAL INFECTION)
CHILD :
1. Sequester common
2. Epiphysis not affected
3. Secondary septic arthritis not occur
(except metaphysis intra articular)
4. Chronic osteomyelitis late affect
5. Aseptic necrosis of capital epiphysis
(hip) occur
6. Occur of septic arthritis fibrous
ankylosis deformity
RECENT ADVANCEMENT AND BASIC TREATMENT PRINCIPLE
(PAEDIATRIC MUSCULOSKELETAL INFECTION)
ADULT :
1. Rapid spread to marrow cavity
2. Sub periosteal abscess – large sequestra not
typical
3. Involucrum limited
4. Ability to repair diaphysis reduce
5. Septic arthritis bony ankylosis deformity ↑
RECENT ADVANCEMENT AND BASIC TREATMENT PRINCIPLE
(PAEDIATRIC MUSCULOSKELETAL INFECTION)
ETIOLOGY
Neonates :
- Sprepto Coccus group B >> staphilococcus
Infants / children :
- Staphilococcus aureus (90%)
RECENT ADVANCEMENT AND BASIC TREATMENT PRINCIPLE
(PAEDIATRIC MUSCULOSKELETAL INFECTION)
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
Cellulitis
Thrombophlebitis
Ewing’s Sarcoma – Leukemia
Rheumatic fever
RECENT ADVANCEMENT AND BASIC TREATMENT PRINCIPLE
(PAEDIATRIC MUSCULOSKELETAL INFECTION)
PATHOGENESIS :
Infection begins in metaphysial
DIAGNOSIS
BY CLINICAL :
- Child with fever and unexplained bone pain =
osteomyelitis until proved otherwise
- Refuse to move the limb
- Tenderness over the involved bone
LATER :
- Swelling – Erythema – Warmth – ROM
LAB :
- WBC count – not always elevated
- ESR ↑ (90%)
- C-reactive protein ↑ (98%)
- Blood culture – (+) 40%
- X-ray soft tissue swelling (3 days infection)
RECENT ADVANCEMENT AND BASIC TREATMENT PRINCIPLE
(PAEDIATRIC MUSCULOSKELETAL INFECTION)
Gram Stained
Aspirate
Culture
“With bone marrow needle biopsy No.11”
Bone Scan :
Tc 99 Hot spot
- Useful - difficult site : pelvis – spine
- multiple site
- Rarely used to establish the diagnosis
- False negative
Gallium scan more sensitive :
- indicated : take 24 – 48 hours
Indium
RECENT ADVANCEMENT AND BASIC TREATMENT PRINCIPLE
(PAEDIATRIC MUSCULOSKELETAL INFECTION)
Ultrasound :
- Localizing a sub periosteal abscess
- Show the early changes in soft tissue
- 24 hours infection / 2mm periosteum lifted
RECENT ADVANCEMENT AND BASIC TREATMENT PRINCIPLE
(PAEDIATRIC MUSCULOSKELETAL INFECTION)
Ultrasound :
1. Thickening of the periosteum
2. Elevation periosteum
3. Swelling muscle and subcutaneous
tissue
RECENT ADVANCEMENT AND BASIC TREATMENT PRINCIPLE
(PAEDIATRIC MUSCULOSKELETAL INFECTION)
TREATMENT
Principles :
Identification of the micro organism
Correct antibiotic
Delivery antibiotic
Concentration antibiotic
Duration
Arrest tissue destruction
TREATMENT
Antibiotic :
Culture
Broad spectrum (gram stain)
empirical therapy
Duration of intravenous - debatable
Monitoring : * Clinical examination
- Temperature
- E.S.R.
- C-reactive protein
SURGERY :
Radiographic evaluation
Negative Positive
Bone scan
Antibiotic Consider
therapy aspiration
Negative Positive
MR imaging,
CT, or ultrasound;
Positive Negative reassess diagnosis
Milder pain
Few have fever
30 – 40% have had AB
Location is not always in metaphysis
X-ray commonly abnormal
RECENT ADVANCEMENT AND BASIC TREATMENT PRINCIPLE
(PAEDIATRIC MUSCULOSKELETAL INFECTION)
TYPE
I. Brodies abscess
II. Methaphyseal with loss of cortical
III. Diaphyseal lesion
IV. Onion skining
V. Epiphyseal (primary epiphysial osteomyelitis)
Comparison sub acute osteomyelitis to acute OST
Staging is on classification
of Cierny - Mader
Location and extent Physiologic status
of infection A B C
1 1A 1B 1C
2 2A 2B 2C
3 3A 3B 3C
4 4A 4B 4C
Principle of Treatment
1. Debridement
2. Treat the dead space
3. Stabilization
4. Antibiotic therapy
5. Soft tissue recover completely
Chronic Osteomyelitis
Assessment of osteomyelitis recovery
is base on :
1. Clinical condition
2. Laboratory finding
3. X-ray without long term
complication :
a. Deformity
b. Functional deficit
Bone tumors simulating osteomyelitis
EPIDEMIOLOGY
Hip : 20 %
Knee : 53 %
Ankle :8%
Wrist :9%
Shoulder : 11 %
Elbow : 17 %
Monoarticular : 90%
Polyarticular : 10%
PHATOGENESIS
Bacteremia
I. Hematogenous Route
1. Synovial Infection
2. Osteomyelitis secondary arthritis
a/. Proximal femoral metaphysis
b/. Femoral Head
c/. Acetabulum
II. Destruction of the Joint
1. Released proteolytic enzymes
2. Released proteases from chondrocytes
& synoviocytes : interleukin
III. Impairment of Intravascular Supply
1. Elevated Intracapsular pressure
2. Thrombosis
DIAGNOSIS
History – rapid onset fever – malaise – pain
Orthopaedic Examination
- Joint swelling
- R.O.M. : - limited and painful
- Anorexia, irritability & lethargy
RECENT ADVANCEMENT AND BASIC TREATMENT PRINCIPLE
(PAEDIATRIC MUSCULOSKELETAL INFECTION)
LABORATORY DATA :
WBC ↑ ESR ↑
HB ↓ CRP ↑
PMN : 40 – 60 %
Blood culture (+) 30 – 50%
RECENT ADVANCEMENT AND BASIC TREATMENT PRINCIPLE
(PAEDIATRIC MUSCULOSKELETAL INFECTION)
Joint Aspiration :
Confirm the diagnosis
I. Constitutional support
a/. Hydration
b/. Antibiotic
1. Prematurity
3. Delay in treatment