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CASE 1: Chondrosarcoma located in the shoulder blade (scapula)
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Our young female patient underwent scapulectomy due to chondrosarcoma developing in the scapula on the basis of multiple osteochondromatosis.
Before the surgery: The X-ray shows a giant, irregularly bordered mass of cartilage tissue originating from the scapula.
Before the surgery: The CT scan shows destruction of the scapula.
Before the surgery: The MRI shows the tumor to be heterogeneous and contain areas of necrosis.
During the Surgery: Clinical appearance of the mass
During the Surgery: Clinical and fluoroscopy images of the removed tumor tissue.
Post-Surgery: The X-ray shows that near-total scapulectomy was performed, excluding the glenoid joint surface.
Post-Surgery: The CT scan shows the resection margin and the remaining glenoid joint surface.
