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CASE 25: Coccyx Skin Cancer (SCC)
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Skin cancer in the tailbone area (Squamous cell carcinomaThe patient, who had previously undergone two surgeries and received medical treatment due to tumors, but presented to us due to recurrence, had the tumor removed along with the coccyx with clean margins. The resulting gap was then closed with a local rotation flap.
Pre-operative: MRI shows tumor tissue with irregular borders affecting the coccyx and extending to the skin.
Surgical procedure: The image shows the space created after tumor tissue removal and the preparation of the local flap.
Post-operative: The wound is closed and the X-ray shows the removal of the coccyx.
