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CASE 7: Humeral Chondrosarcoma
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Our young male patient underwent aggressive curettage and cementum application due to chondrosarcoma (Grade I) located in the humerus.
Before the surgery: The X-ray shows tumor tissue containing irregular calcifications in the poximal humerus.
Before the surgery: The MRI shows a heterogeneous cartilage tumor filling the bone along the long segment.
During the Surgery: The valve to be opened is marked, and after the valve is removed, the tumor tissue is seen.
Post-Surgery: After the tumor is removed, the resulting cavity is filled with bone cement and reinforced with an anatomical plate.
