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Multifocal, chronic, nonstaphylococcal osteomyelitis in children (report of four cases--aspergillosis, Klebsiella, tuberculosis).

SUMMARY 
 
Four cases of multifocal, non-staphylococcal osteomyelitis are reported. The organisms recovered were aspergillus and serratia in one patient and Klebsiella in two patients. In the fourth patient no organisms were recovered but the diagnosis of tuberculosis was established on the bases of radiographic, clinical and laboratory data and a therapeutic test. 
 
 
 
A non-staphylococcal aetiology should be suspected in all cases of osteomyelitis with unusual radiographic appearances.