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Pre-op lateral (A) and AP (B) x-ray imaging demonstrating an irregular osseous lesion of the right proximal tibia and fibula.
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F1
She was found to have a 9 cm parosteal osteosarcoma of the proximal tibia (Figure 1).
8 week post-op lateral (A) and AP (B) x-ray imaging demonstrating no signs of recurrence, hardware failure, or infection.
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F2
At 8 weeks post-operatively the patient had a well-healed surgical incision and radiographs demonstrated all implants were in excellent position (Figure 2).
Wound 11 weeks post-op.
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F3
The incision became erythematous and began to produce a purulent discharge (Figure 3).