` Figure 1. This is a relatively straightforward osteochondrama that requires a type I (supracetabular) resection. Figure 2. This extensive chondrosarcoma required a more extensive type I resection with a partial sacrectomy. Figure 3. This acetabular chondrosarcoma was controlled with a type II periacetabular reconstruction with an allograft and hip replacement. Figure 4. This Ewing's sarcoma in the iscium required a type III infra-acetabular resection with a periacetabular component. This was cryo-preserved and re-implanted into the patient with good result. | Were you looking for information on hip replacement surgery? Were you looking for information on hip metastasis? |
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Latest update: An interview on The Wellness Insider, an online magazine dedicated to healthy living. In Part 1 we talk about the problem with arthritis today and how it is being diagnosed in younger people. In Part 2 we look at the typical kind of injuries that have long term consequences for arthritis and what can be done to defer the need for knee replacement surgery in the future. See the interview here.  Do you want a particular article on our site? Write to us at info@limbsalvagesurgery.com for ideas that could be featured on the site |