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CASE 37: Ewing Sarcoma Located in the Iliac Wing
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- 16-year-old male patient
- He was diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma located in the left iliac wing and underwent chemotherapy treatment abroad.
- The patient's scans show no metastases.
- The patient underwent left internal hemipelvectomy and Girdlestone procedure.
Pre-operative examination: Irregularity is observed on the left iliac wing.
Preoperative: CT scan shows periosteal reaction and damage.
Preoperative: MRI shows tumor tissue accompanied by a soft tissue mass encompassing the entire left iliac crest.
During Surgery: Planning the incision line and identifying and protecting neurovascular structures.
During the operation: Clinical and fluoroscopy view of the resected tissue.
Post-operative: Girdlestone procedure after internal hemipelvectomy is shown.
