Giant cell tumors with intraarticular fracture Two-stage local excision, cryosurgery and cementation in 5 patients with distal femoral tumor followed for 2–4 years
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We describe a two-stage operation for intraarticular fracture through a giant cell tumor of the bone. The first stage aims at accurate reduction and fracture union, including curettage, open reduction and minimal internal fixation, autologous bone grafting and temporary bone cement filling. Following bone union, the second operation aims at tumor eradica-tion, including meticulous recurettage, cryosurgery, cementing and stable internal fixation. We report our preliminary results in 5 patients, who were followed 2–4 years. All fractures united, there were no early complications or local recurrences and good function was achieved.Downloads
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1996-01-01
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Alkalay, D., Kollender, Y., Mozes, M., & Meller, I. (1996). Giant cell tumors with intraarticular fracture Two-stage local excision, cryosurgery and cementation in 5 patients with distal femoral tumor followed for 2–4 years. Acta Orthopaedica, 67(3), 291–294. https://doi.org/10.3109/17453679608994692
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