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MRI of the thigh, coronal T2 showing a tissular process centred in the left trochanteric region in hypersignal associated with a pathological fracture
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The pelvic-spine Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has demonstrated a tumoral process of the left trochanteric region complicated by pathological fracture (Figure 1) associated with lymph nodes of the common femoral artery and iliac external homolateral artery and focal lesions of the spongious of the right femoral head, the bodies of L1, T10 and T12.
Standard Radiography of the left thigh from the front indicates an osteolytic image at the level of the metaphyseal region of the femur complicated by a displaced pathological pertrochanteric fracture
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An osteosynthesis with a long gamma nail for hip fracture was realized (Figure 2 and Figure 3) then she was transferred to hematology department.
Radiography of the left thigh from the front after an osteosynthesis with a gamma nail
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An osteosynthesis with a long gamma nail for hip fracture was realized (Figure 2 and Figure 3) then she was transferred to hematology department.