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CASE 95: Synovial Sarcoma Located in the Sole of the Foot
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A patient who presented to another center with complaints of swelling and pain in the sole of the foot and was treated with injection therapy for a preliminary diagnosis of heel spur, applied to our center due to the worsening of his symptoms over time. Upon examination and radiological tests, a soft tissue mass was detected, and a needle biopsy revealed soft tissue sarcoma.
Preoperative examination: The X-ray taken upon admission shows a mass causing significant damage to the calcaneus and clinically significant swelling.
Preoperative view: Biopsy location is determined by fluoroscopy and the biopsy tract is visualized.
Pre-operative scan: CT scan shows a soft tissue mass causing significant damage to the calcaneus.
Preoperative: MRI shows a large, irregularly bordered, heterogeneous soft tissue mass in the calcaneus causing significant damage.
Post-operative: X-ray shows that an amputation was performed below the knee.
