The philosophy of management of skeletal tuberculosis has been greatly influenced by the availability of effective antitubercular drugs, facility of modern imaging modalities for diagnosis at predestructive stages of disease, and changes in the socioeconomic status of the people. Techniques have evolved to retain and restore the mobility of articular disease. The looming challenge of ""super-bugs"" has been addressed with possible modalities to combat it by immunopotentiating techniques. The sixth edition is a compilation of the personal clinical experience of the author and relevant...