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CASE 16: Chondrosarcoma located in the iliac wing (hemipelvis)
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Our young female patient underwent internal hemipelvectomy and hip transposition due to chondrosarcoma located in the iliac crest.
Before the surgery: The X-ray shows sclerosis, irregularity, and a mass of tissue within the soft tissue of the right iliac wing.
Before the surgery: CT scan shows sclerosis involving the entire right iliac wing and an irregularly bordered mass in the surrounding soft tissue.
Before the surgery: The MRI also shows the size of the soft tissue mass, its proximity to the vascular and nerve bundle, and the surrounding edema.
During the Surgery: The image shows the cavity created after tumor removal and the tumor prosthesis being covered with prolene mesh and sutured to the sacrum.
During the Surgery: The clinical image of the removed tumor tissue is shown.
Post-Surgery: The X-ray shows hip transposition with proximal femur tumor prosthesis following internal hemipelvectomy.
