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Longitudinal cortical split sign as a potential diagnostic feature for cortical osteitis.

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¹Department of Radiology, University Hospital, Leuven, Belgium. veerle.goosens@uz.kuleuven.be

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Summary

Septic cortical osteitis is a rare bone infection. Early diagnosis relies on combining clinical, lab, and specific radiological signs like cortical osteolysis and the

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Area of Science:

Orthopedics
Infectious Diseases
Radiology

Background:

Septic cortical osteitis is a rare hematogenously seeded bone infection.
It predominantly affects the bone cortex, making diagnosis challenging.

Observation:

Diagnosis is often delayed due to the subtle and non-specific nature of early symptoms.
Clinical and laboratory findings are crucial but often insufficient alone.

Findings:

Typical radiological findings include vertically oriented cortical osteolysis.
The 'cortical split sign' and periosteal disruption are key indicators.
These imaging features suggest a predominantly cortical infection.

Implications:

Accurate and timely diagnosis of septic cortical osteitis is essential for effective treatment.
Recognizing specific radiological signs can expedite diagnosis and improve patient outcomes.
Further research may refine diagnostic criteria and treatment protocols.