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Lateral and AP views showing lytic lesion in the distal ulnar with thinned out medial cortex not involving articular surface.
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Extended curettage with bone cementation was done (Fig. 1, Fig. 2, Fig. 3).
Extended curettage of the distal ulna.
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Extended curettage with bone cementation was done (Fig. 1, Fig. 2, Fig. 3).
Defect filled with PMMA cement.
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The patient had complete functional recovery (Fig. 4) by 3months and was followed up for 2 years with no signs of recurrence clinically or radiographically (Radiograph 2-3).
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Complete functional recovery at 3 months postop with full pronation and supination.
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On 2 year follow-up patient is doing well with no signs of local recurrence clinically or radiologically (Fig. 5, Radiograph 6).
1 year follow-up.
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On 2 year follow-up patient is doing well with no signs of local recurrence clinically or radiologically (Fig. 5, Radiograph 6).