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Initial X-ray of the arm by the time of admission
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He attended a physician before admission in our hospital and a humerus mass was detected in radiography [Figure 1], ultrasonography (to evaluate the mass about soft tissue invasion and its echogenicity) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) studies, respectively.
Post-operative X-ray of the right arm
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Figure 2 shows post-operative X-ray of the patient (both specimens were reviewed by pathologists who were experts in bone malignancy).
Removed humerus bone and prepared bone allograft
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T1NxMx. The patient underwent the third surgical procedure for complete bone removal and prosthesis implantation associated with bone allograft for proximal of humerus [Figures 3 and 4].
X-ray of the right arm after complete bone removal and insertion of bone allograft and implant
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T1NxMx. The patient underwent the third surgical procedure for complete bone removal and prosthesis implantation associated with bone allograft for proximal of humerus [Figures 3 and 4].