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Pre-operative anteroposterior radiograph.
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Pre-operative anteroposterior (AP) (Fig. 1) and lateral radiograph (Fig. 2) of the wrist were done which revealed an expanded osteolytic lesion at the epiphyseal region of the distal radius.
Magnetic resonance imaging pre-operative.
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Immediate post-operative X-ray.
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Above elbow slab was applied (Fig. 4 and 5).
Biopsy report.
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Above elbow slab was applied (Fig. 4 and 5).
Three-month post-operative X-ray.
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Union was confirmed at the 3rd month (Fig. 6) and slab was removed and K-wire removed at 9 months (Fig. 7).
Clinical photo of swelling after 7 years in wrist.
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After 7 years, the patient again turned with a swelling at the same region, which is also gradually increasing in size for the past 3 months (Fig. 8) and was able to do daily routine household activities.
Seven years later anteroposterior and lateral radiograph of recurrence.
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X-ray AP and lateral views (Fig. 9) of wrist showed gross lytic expansion of the fibular graft with lytic lesions of the multiple proximal carpal bones.
Magnetic resonance imaging of wrist 7 years after treatment.
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MRI of wrist(Fig. 10)shows expansile lytic lesion, with corticomedullary destruction.
Bone scan at time of recurrence.
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Bone scan (Fig. 11) was done to rule out any metastasis and showed abnormal increased uptake seen in radiotherapy.
Hematoxylin and eosin staining of the sample smear of recurrence.
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