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CASE 11: Lung cancer metastasis to the pelvic bone (iliac wing).
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Before the surgery: Clinically, swelling is observed, X-rays show lysis, and MRI and CT scans reveal the presence of metastases, predominantly in the posterior pelvis, causing significant destruction, affecting the sacrum, and accompanied by a large tumor tissue.
Post-Surgery: Bone cement secured with screws in the right sacroiliac joint.
