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CASE 3: Recurrent Giant Cell Tumor Located in the Sacroiliac Region
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- 43-year-old female patient
- The patient has been diagnosed with lower back pain and swelling for two years.
- He was diagnosed with giant cell bone tumor after a needle biopsy abroad and underwent surgery.
- Following a relapse during follow-up, Denosumab treatment was initiated and used for 10 months.
- After the tumor was removed in one piece, the resulting space was reconstructed with lumbopelvic fixation and a cage.
Before the surgery: The X-ray shows irregularity and sclerosis in the right sacroiliac region.
Before the surgery: CT scans and MRIs show bone destruction in the sacroiliac region and a large, irregular mass extending into the soft tissue.
During the Surgery: The image shows the tumor being removed in one piece, along with the old scar.
Post-Surgery: After tumor removal, reconstruction is performed with cage and lumbopelvic fixation.
