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CASE 4: Recurrent Giant Cell Bone Tumor Located in the Sacrum
- Hits: 46
- 34-year-old male patient
- She had previously undergone surgery 3 times and received Denosumab treatment.
- Radiological examinations performed due to complaints of pain, numbness, and weakness revealed a recurrence.
Before the surgery: The X-ray shows bone damage and the screws used in the previous surgery, and the clinical image shows surgical scars.
Before the surgery: CT scan shows significant bone damage and tumor recurrence.
During the Surgery: After the tumor that opened to the skin was removed, reconstruction (lumbopelvic fixation, cage and fibula) and wound closure (gluteal flap) were performed.
Post-operative: Wound closure appears to be problem-free.
Post-Surgery: X-ray shows lumbopelvic fixation, cage, and fibula reconstruction.
