. Journal of radiology . Pathol. Multiple infectious ossifyingperiostitis of both bones of bothlegs and pelvis, most marked onright tibia. Figure âCase VI.âPathol. Multiple infectious ossifyingperiostitis of femur and tibia. X-raytaken four months after that shownin Figure XII. skin lesion, of a chronic infection ofone finger and of infected teeth. Thefirst x-ray of the femur was taken in1919 and showed the lesion of theshaft of the femur about as it is in1921. The patient still has pain inthe involved finger which has healed,but the x-ray of the hand shows noth-ing d
. Journal of radiology . Pathol. Multiple infectious ossifyingperiostitis of both bones of bothlegs and pelvis, most marked onright tibia. Figure âCase VI.âPathol. Multiple infectious ossifyingperiostitis of femur and tibia. X-raytaken four months after that shownin Figure XII. skin lesion, of a chronic infection ofone finger and of infected teeth. Thefirst x-ray of the femur was taken in1919 and showed the lesion of theshaft of the femur about as it is in1921. The patient still has pain inthe involved finger which has healed,but the x-ray of the hand shows noth-ing definite. Multiple Infectious OssifyingPeriostitis. Case 6â(Pathol. No. 29019, 10950). First observed inOctober, 1921. Two small lesions,one in the upper shaft of the femur andone in the shaft of the tibia. Etiologicalfactor not discovered after completeexamination. This patient () a white maleaged sixty-seven, was referred to me byE. F. Root of Salt Lake City. Fig. 1 1,an x-ray taken October 12, 1921,. Figure XV.âCase VII.âPathol. Multiple infectious ossifyingperiostitis of both bones of both legsand pelvis, most marked on the righttibia. 314 INFECTIOUS OSSIFYING PERIOSTITISâBLOODGOOD shows the small lesion on the outer sideof the shaft of the femur below thetrochanter. There is periosteal boneformation with some cortical destruc-tion and not much change in the mar-row cavity. In this area, although therewas pain and tenderness, little or noth-ing could be made out on 12, an x-ray taken on the samedate, shows a small lesion in the middlethird of the shaft of the tibia on thefibula side. Here also there is someperiosteal bone formation and corticaldestruction, but the marrow shadow isnormal. I have never observed primary peri-osteal sarcoma to occur as a multiplelesion, nor have I ever observed metas-tatic bone tumors to appear as periosteallesions. Therefore, the x-rays in thiscase suggested that the lesion was ofan inflammatory type,
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