Research of pathology -A Probable Case of Secondary Infection

Palaeopathology research is of great difficulty for 2 reasons:1) Most of the ancient biological remains retaines only a skeleton part(Including the fossil),with only a small amount of the soft tissue left(such as ancient human mummies, frozen corpse, wet wax and peat tanning corpse,ect);2) Some pathological information can not be extracted for the preservation of the human skeleton various with different regions.Although with so many problems that hard to solve,scientists still devote themselves to the study.Because the study of the history of a disease, will contribute to the modern human for the prevention and treatment of the disease.A research from SCIRP presents a case study of differential diagnosis of pathological conditions which have been observed on the bones of the skeleton of a 30 - 34 years old female from Tell Masaikh (Syria).And use morphological, histological, radiological and molecular methods to assess the pathological lesions.In the end,the research illustrates the complications associated with differential diagnosis of pathological conditions from ancient bones.