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CASE 17: Osteosarcoma located in the left pubic arm and acetabulum
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- 64-year-old female patient
- The patient presented with complaints of pain, swelling, and difficulty walking in the left groin area.
- A patient who underwent closed needle biopsy for a mass located in the pubic arm and astabulum, which was diagnosed as osteosarcoma, had no metastases detected in subsequent screenings.
- The patient underwent reconstruction with a Lumic prosthesis after internal hemipelvectomy.
Before the surgery: X-rays and CT scans show irregularities and damage, while MRI reveals a soft tissue component.
During the Surgery: The incision line, femoral artery-vein-nerve bundle, and resection tissue are visible.
Post-Surgery: Reconstruction with Lumic prosthesis after internal hemipelvectomy is shown.
