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In this study, twenty five swabs and twenty five biopsies were collected from twenty five patients suffering from chronic osteomyelitis (one biopsy and one swab from each patient) from Al-Yarmouk Teaching Hospital , Surgical Specialist Teaching Hospital and Baghdad Teaching Hospital in Baghdad during the period June 2010 to May 2011 Results showed that the most common affected gender with chronic osteomyelitis were males with 84% , and the highest incidence were recorded at the age group of 30-39 years distributed between (7) for males (28%) and (3) for female