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Radiographs taken in 2007 showing multiple vertebral fractures (a, white arrows) and right rib malunion (b, black circle). A left femoral neck insufficiency fracture (c, white arrow) and deformity of both pubes (d, white circle) and ischia (e, white arrows) are shown in computed tomography images in 2007.
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After extensive examination, multiple vertebral compression fractures, right rib fractures, a left femoral neck insufficiency fracture, deformity of both pubes and ischia (Figure 1), short stature, and systemic bone atrophy were noted.
A neoplastic lesion (white arrow) is shown in the maxillary sinus on a positron emission tomography scan in 2013.
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In 2012, a neoplastic lesion was observed in the maxillary sinus on positron emission tomography (PET) (Figure 2) and considered the causative tumor.
Radiographs in 2016 revealing left femoral neck fracture and varus deformity at the fracture site.
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A left femoral neck complete fracture was observed on radiography (Figure 3) and CT (Figure 4).
Axial view of the hip joint via computed tomography in 2016 revealing a left femoral neck fracture (white arrow). It revealed an old fracture of the pubic bone (white circle).
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A left femoral neck complete fracture was observed on radiography (Figure 3) and CT (Figure 4).
Radiographs taken immediately after surgery. The fracture was fixed using an implant with multiple compression hip screws and a side plate.
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Osteosynthesis was performed using TresLock  (KiSCO Co., Ltd., Kobe, Japan), an implant with multiple compression hip screws and a side plate (Figure 5).
Radiographs taken 15 months after surgery revealing that the fracture achieved bone union.
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Full weight-bearing was permitted 15 months after surgery upon the confirmation of fracture union (Figure 6).