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OSTEOMYELITIS OF ILIUM (PROBABLY TUBERCULOUS) Case Report
CLARENCE A. RYAN; ROBERT V. FUNSTON
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Orthopaedic Service, Wm. H. Maybury Sanatorium (City of Detroit Department of Health), Detroit, Michigan
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery.  1930; 12:165-167 
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Abstract

Onset: December 1923.

Treatment started: March 1925.

Abscess formation: April 1925.

Casts: January 1926 to May 1927, December 1927 to April 1928.

Brace: April 1928.

Heliotherapy: July 1925 to July 1928.

Discharged: July 1928.

Last examination: March 1929.

This case is reported as probably tuberculous, though we do not have any laboratory proof to offer in substantiation of the diagnosis. The history, physical findings, x-ray, and course of the disease were all typical of a tuberculous process so that we feel justified in making that diagnosis.

The case is reported because of the rarity with which tuberculosis of the ilium is encountered.

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