No residual infected tissue (e.g., postamputation) Parenteral or oral 2–5 days Residual infected soft tissue (but not bone ... of treatment of diabetic foot infections.

The most common locations for it are your: Hip Knee Ankle Foot Bone marrow edema happens ... When your body fights a bone infection (your doctor may call it osteomyelitis), your tissues tend ...

He said he was born with a clubbed left foot and struggled throughout his life with pressure sores and infections. Earlier this summer, a bone infection in the foot got so bad that he had to have ...

The old treatment for acute hematogenous bone and joint infections of childhood included long courses of antibiotics, started intravenously, and completed orally for a month or longer. Randomized ...