Fig. 7.1 When setting up the patient, the ability to obtain adequate images should be confirmed before draping. The position of the C-arm shown here permits easy images without significant…
Tumor site No. of cases Tibia 30 Femur 18 Humerus 14 Pelvis 6 Scapula 2 Radius 1 Ulna 1 Fig. 13.1 Comparison of tumor site distribution of IORBG to that…
Fig. 14.1 Form of bone graft. (a) Osteoarticular graft, (b) composite graft, (c) intercalary graft, (d) inlay graft, (e) pelvic graft (d) Fixation method: With an inlay graft, the…
Age Sacrifice vein Vein graft Tumor thrombus Additional procedure Outcome 59 − − − Alcohol CDF 15 + + + Alcohol DOD 15 − − − Distilled water DOD 11…
Fig. 2.1 Establishments of highly metastatic OS cell line, LM8 2.3 Candidate Target Molecules When we compared the expression of some of the proteins related to the cancer metastasis, most…
Fig. 18.1 Dose distribution of various radiations in the body. The neutron, X-ray, and gamma ray beams release their maximum radiation dose to tissues immediately after entering the body, whereas…
Type I: Tumor at diaphyseal location or metaphyseal location over 2 cm far from the epiphyseal plate Type II: Tumor at metaphyseal location extending to less than half of the epiphyseal…
Fig. 11.1 Type of pelvic resection according to Enneking and Dunham. Type I involves the ilium, type II involves the periacetabulum, and type III involves the pubic rami 11.3 Prosthetic…
Fig. 9.1 Overview of the endoprosthetic reconstruction for extremity osteosarcoma. A radiography (a) and a MR image (b) indicated the osteosarcoma of the distal femur (yellow triangle). Osteosarcoma of the…
Fig. 12.1 Incidence of surgical site infection by reconstruction modality [1, 4, 5, 10–33] 12.3.2 Time to Infection Presentation Hardes et al. have reported that time to infection after insertion…
