Abstract
Computed tomography (CT) was performed in conjunction with conventional rediography and angiography in four patients with subacute or chronic osteomyelitis. CT can exclude or establish medullary involvement, differentiate overlying soft-tissue from underlying bony abnormality, and clearly delineated anatomy of soft tissues. Bone window setting is valuable in demonstrating bony abnormality, and post-contrast CT is able to demonstrate soft tissue abnomality. CT can distinguish between malignant bone tumor and osteomyelitis.
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