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Fig. 11 | BMC Medical Imaging

Fig. 11

From: The routes of infection spread in central skull-base osteomyelitis and the diagnostic role of CT and MRI scans

Fig. 11

Patient No: 3, five months following mastoidectomy and antibiotic treatment: amoxicillin/clavulanic acid, gentamycin, clarithromycin and dalacin. Non-enhanced CT image (bone window) axial scan cross section of temporal and occipital bones. Osteolysis of the compact bone in the left lateral skull base represents a late sign of osteomyelitis (arrow). Minor changes of spongy bone and major changes of compact bone highlight spread of infection under the periosteum, but represents a late sign of the infection

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