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Iliac crest fibrosarcoma X-ray.
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The pelvis X-ray showed a highly destructive osteolytic zone in iliac crest above the acetabulum, close to the sacroiliac joint (Figure 1).
Allograft reconstruction.
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The iliac allograft was fixed in place using 4 screws (Figure 2).
Resorption of the graft. 1 year from reconstruction.
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The partial resorption of the graft was observed in the unloaded area (Figure 3).
20 years from reconstruction. Hip arthritis.
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The X-ray and CT exam showed the left hip arthritis (Figure 4) and no signs of recurrence.
Hip arthroplasty:3 months after surgery.
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A total hip arthroplasty with dual mobility cup and uncemented stem was performed, using an anterolateral approach (Figure 5).