Infection and trauma can result in bone deformities, as well as congenital deformities. Trauma can result in bone infection, which can deform and weaken a child's bones, making them more prone to breaking. Traumatic fractures that don't heal can result in misaligned bones and fake joints. Children who have osteomyelitis, an infection of the bones, risk long-term harm. An injury to a long bone, like the femur, can result in an infection that damages individual bones and spreads to nearby joints. As a result, bones become weaker and may become misshapen in the joints and limbs that are affected. The bone may need to be amputated if it is severely damaged. Bone deformities, including congenital deformities, can be caused by infection and trauma. Trauma may cause osteomyelitis, a bone infection that can weaken and deform a child's bones, increasing the risk of fracture. Non-union of traumatic fractures can lead to misaligned bones and artificial joints. Long-term harm is a possibility for kids who have osteomyelitis, an infection of the bones.
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