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CASE 36: Recurrent Liposarcoma Located in the Thigh
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Soft tissue sarcoma located in the thigh (LiposarcomWe performed hip disarticulation surgery on a patient who presented to us with a history of previous recurrent surgeries due to [unrelated condition], local recurrence, and metastasis to the groin area.
Preoperative: MRI shows a widespread, irregularly bordered, heterogeneous soft tissue mass in the anterior and lateral aspect of the hip, surrounding the femoral artery-vein bundle.
Preoperative examination: The patient has an incision scar and metastatic mass in the groin, and a recurrent bleeding mass in the proximal lateral aspect of the thigh.
During the operation: The space created after disarticulation, the prepared flap, and the sciatic nerve are visible.
Surgical Procedure: Closing of the flap is shown.
