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Osteomyelitis is one of the infectious diseases frequently encountered in developing countries. It is a chronical infection that concerns the long bones’ diaphysis which treatment can be very laborious. We present two cases of chronic bilateral osteomyelitis of the femur observed on a 42 years lady and a 15 years teenager, both with sickle cell disease, AS the former and homozygote SS the latter. The symptomatology was dominated by persistent pains in both thighs with a bilateral purulent discharge fistulizing the skin. Radiographic assessments have helped to highlight bilateral images of pandiaphysitis bulky with intramedullary receivers in both cases. Surgical treatment consisted of a fistulectomy and a sequestrectomy after achieving a wide flap bilateral femoral diaphysis. Some pus samples were made and allowed to isolate in both cases a Staphylococcus Aureus. Clinical Bilateral forms are rarely found in literature. In all cases, the germ implicating it as well as the field are predictive factors in the occurrence of this rare clinical form Chronic Osteomyelitis, Bilateral, Femur Introduction:

Bilateral chronic osteomyelitis of the femur with intramedullary confined bulky