Brodies abscess common in:
(Long bones of diaphysis): Ref: 163-M, 32-ABRQDIE'S ABSCESS (sub acute hacmatogenous oslcomyclitis)A chronic bone abscess containing pus or Jelly - like granulation tissue surrounded by a zone of sclerosisClinical features: -* 11-20 years of age* Common sites are the upper end of the tibia and lower end of the femur* Usually located in the metaphysisGarre's sclerosing osteonn elilis: - non suppurating ostcomycliles which is characterized by marked sclerosis and cortical thickening. There is no abscess only a diffuse enlargement of the bone at the affected site - usually the diaphysis of the tubular bones or the mandible
Long bones of metaphysis
Long bones of diaphysis
Mandible
Vertebral bodies
Infection of Bones & Joints