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CASE 36: Recurrent Rhabdomyosarcoma Located in the Pelvis
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- 11-year-old male patient
- The patient has a history of repeated surgeries, chemotherapy, and radiotherapy for intrapelvic rhabdomyosarcoma.
- Internal hemipelvectomy was performed due to recurrence.
Preoperative: CT and MRI scans show irregularly bordered heterogeneous tumor tissue in the medial aspect of the left acetabulum.
During Surgery: Checking vital structures after resection.
During the operation: Clinical and radiological images of the resected tissue.
Post-operative: X-ray shows internal hemipelvectomy performed.
