Bone infection

Bone infection refers to a condition where pathogenic microorganisms spread to the bone tissue through various routes, such as hematogenous dissemination, local open trauma, or nearby infection foci. These microorganisms then reside in the bone, break through the body's defense barriers, and form local infection lesions. It mainly includes diseases such as bone yaws, bone echinococcosis, bone actinomycosis, brucellosis, and syphilis of the bone and joints.