Infection skin. Check subcutaneous tissues and bones Extensive atherosclerotic changes with mild stranding of the subcutaneous soft tissues more pronounced proximally. No discrete soft tissue abnormality or evidence to suggest mass or fluid collection and appearance suggest mild cellulitis. The osseous structures are also grossly intact without overt findings to suggest osteomyelitis, however mild periosteal reaction cannot entirely be excluded along the distal fibula. If specific site of concern was identified this would increase sensitivity and serial imaging may be indicated. Specifically three-phase bone scan or possibly MRI if suspicion remains high.Moderate to more pronounced tricompartmental osteophytic changes of the knee are observed incompletely. Specifically a small loose body in the anterior aspect cannot be excluded. Consider dedicated plain film imaging.
Nonspecific changes without overt findings to suggest osteomyelitis. Please see detail and recommendations provided