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(A,B) frontal and lateral X-rays of right shoulder showing a geode in scapular neck
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F1
There was no sign of omarthrosis (Figure 1).
(A,B,C) CT scan of right shoulder; axial, coronal and sagittal slices, joint communication
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F2
Volume of the bony defect was 8.3 cm3 (Figure 2).
(A,B,C) CT scan of right shoulder; axial, coronal and sagittal slices
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F3
The volume of the bone defect was 2.2 cm3 (Figure 3).
(A,B) X-rays at 12 months post-operatively (lamy side and front)
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X-rays documented integration of the bone graft into scapular neck (Figure 4).
(A,B) X-rays at 13 months after surgery (front and axillary side)
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X-rays documented integration of bone graft into scapular neck (Figure 5).