. Radiography, x-ray therapeutics and radium therapy . (6) Acute diffuse, always associated with, or secondary to, acute in-fective osteomyelitis. (c) Chronic simple, or hyperplastic.{d) Chronic tuberculous,(e) Chronic syphilitic. (2) Osteitis of Compact Bone, which is always associated with, andsecondary to, either periostitis or osteomyelitis, and so will not be describedseparately. The acute form results in necrosis, the subacute in osteoporosis,and the chronic in sclerosis, except in tuberculous disease. (3) Osteomyelitis, or inflammation of the medulla of long bones,(a) Acute septic (trau
. Radiography, x-ray therapeutics and radium therapy . (6) Acute diffuse, always associated with, or secondary to, acute in-fective osteomyelitis. (c) Chronic simple, or hyperplastic.{d) Chronic tuberculous,(e) Chronic syphilitic. (2) Osteitis of Compact Bone, which is always associated with, andsecondary to, either periostitis or osteomyelitis, and so will not be describedseparately. The acute form results in necrosis, the subacute in osteoporosis,and the chronic in sclerosis, except in tuberculous disease. (3) Osteomyelitis, or inflammation of the medulla of long bones,(a) Acute septic (traumatic). (6) Acute infective (idiopathic), acute panostitis. (c) Subacute simple or infective, after fractures, or during theseparation of sequestra, resulting primarily in rarefaction, but finally insclerosis. {d) Chronic simple, tuberculous or syphilitic, usually causing generalenlargement and sclerosis of the bone, even if locally some rarefaction ispresent. (4) Osteitis of the Cancellous Tissue may similarly be:(a) Acute septic, or cS to 3 cS D > X So t w o Ph o S
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