Odontogenic periostitis is an inflammatory process that occurs in the periosteum, the connective tissue layer surrounding bones in the jaw. The inflammation begins in the outer or inner layers of the periosteum before penetrating into other layers and the underlying bone tissue, causing osteoperiostitis. It is classified by diagnostic codes that specify whether the periostitis of the jaw is purulent and acute or chronic.
Odontogenic periostitis is an inflammatory process that occurs in the periosteum, the connective tissue layer surrounding bones in the jaw. The inflammation begins in the outer or inner layers of the periosteum before penetrating into other layers and the underlying bone tissue, causing osteoperiostitis. It is classified by diagnostic codes that specify whether the periostitis of the jaw is purulent and acute or chronic.
Odontogenic periostitis is an inflammatory process that occurs in the periosteum, the connective tissue layer surrounding bones in the jaw. The inflammation begins in the outer or inner layers of the periosteum before penetrating into other layers and the underlying bone tissue, causing osteoperiostitis. It is classified by diagnostic codes that specify whether the periostitis of the jaw is purulent and acute or chronic.
Periostitis is an inflammatory process that occurs in the
periosteum of the bone. Padding is a connective tissue in the form of a film that is located on the entire surface of the outside of the bone. As a rule, the inflammatory process begins in the outer or inner layers of the periosteum, and then penetrates into the other layers of the periosteum. Due to the fact that the periosteum and bone are closely connected, the inflammation easily appears in the bone tissue and is called osteoperiostitis. ICD is an international classification of diseases and various problems associated with a health disorder.