PMC8275140_01
Post-operative X-rays from case report patients 1-6 (A) AP and lateral of knee for Patient 1 with TKA and no additional treatment required for cartilaginous tumor. (B) AP and lateral of knee for Patient 5 with TKA and curettage with cement augmentation required for cartilaginous tumor. (C) AP and lateral of knee for Patient 6 who underwent curettage with cement augmentation and internal fixation of cartilaginous tumor prior to treatment of OA with a TKA.
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TKA performed using the above steps, as now the calcium phosphate and hardware prevented placement of an intramedullary guide (Figure 1C). This patient had 25 months of follow-up without complication or noted recurrence of his femoral lesion on routine imaging.
PMC8275140_02
Post-operative X-rays from case report patients 1-6 (A) AP and lateral of knee for Patient 1 with TKA and no additional treatment required for cartilaginous tumor. (B) AP and lateral of knee for Patient 5 with TKA and curettage with cement augmentation required for cartilaginous tumor. (C) AP and lateral of knee for Patient 6 who underwent curettage with cement augmentation and internal fixation of cartilaginous tumor prior to treatment of OA with a TKA.
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TKA performed using the above steps, as now the calcium phosphate and hardware prevented placement of an intramedullary guide (Figure 1C). This patient had 25 months of follow-up without complication or noted recurrence of his femoral lesion on routine imaging.
PMC8275140_03
Post-operative X-rays from case report patients 1-6 (A) AP and lateral of knee for Patient 1 with TKA and no additional treatment required for cartilaginous tumor. (B) AP and lateral of knee for Patient 5 with TKA and curettage with cement augmentation required for cartilaginous tumor. (C) AP and lateral of knee for Patient 6 who underwent curettage with cement augmentation and internal fixation of cartilaginous tumor prior to treatment of OA with a TKA.
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TKA performed using the above steps, as now the calcium phosphate and hardware prevented placement of an intramedullary guide (Figure 1C). This patient had 25 months of follow-up without complication or noted recurrence of his femoral lesion on routine imaging.
PMC8275140_04
Post- operative X-ray from case report Patient 7 who underwent wide resection and total femur replacement. (A) AP hip, (B) lateral hip, (C) Ap knee, (D) lateral knee.
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For this patient, wide resection of the tumor along with total femur replacement was performed (Figure 2).