Bacteria, viruses, or fungi enter the bone structure and cause an infection, which leads to inflammation and edema. White blood cells secrete enzymes to kill the foreign bacteria, resulting in pus formation and increased pressure within the bone. This can cause the bone structures to rupture or the blood supply to be cut off, leading to bone death and the formation of infected dead bone tissue known as a sequestrum in chronic osteomyelitis.
Bacteria, viruses, or fungi enter the bone structure and cause an infection, which leads to inflammation and edema. White blood cells secrete enzymes to kill the foreign bacteria, resulting in pus formation and increased pressure within the bone. This can cause the bone structures to rupture or the blood supply to be cut off, leading to bone death and the formation of infected dead bone tissue known as a sequestrum in chronic osteomyelitis.
Bacteria, viruses, or fungi enter the bone structure and cause an infection, which leads to inflammation and edema. White blood cells secrete enzymes to kill the foreign bacteria, resulting in pus formation and increased pressure within the bone. This can cause the bone structures to rupture or the blood supply to be cut off, leading to bone death and the formation of infected dead bone tissue known as a sequestrum in chronic osteomyelitis.
Bacteria, viruses, or fungi enter the bone structure and cause an infection, which leads to inflammation and edema. White blood cells secrete enzymes to kill the foreign bacteria, resulting in pus formation and increased pressure within the bone. This can cause the bone structures to rupture or the blood supply to be cut off, leading to bone death and the formation of infected dead bone tissue known as a sequestrum in chronic osteomyelitis.