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CASE 22: Osteosarcoma located in the thigh bone (femur)
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Our female patient underwent extensive resection, vascular reconstruction, and total femoral prosthesis following chemotherapy for classic osteosarcoma located in the femur.
Before the surgery: The X-ray shows an irregularly bordered sclerotic tumor tissue filling almost the entire femur and extending distally into the soft tissue.
Before the surgery: MRI shows an irregularly bordered tumor tissue forming a large mass distally, filling almost the entire femur, accompanied by surrounding edema.
During the Surgery: Vascular reconstruction with saphenous vein graft after total femur resection.
During the Surgery: The removed tumorous femur and the total femur prosthesis to be implanted.
Post-Surgery: The X-ray shows a total femoral prosthesis implantation.
