Background Limb salvage surgery (LSS) with endoprosthetic replacement is the most
common method of reconstruction following bone tumor resection in the adult population …

Background: Tibia is a rare location among all skeletal metastases. Those lesions are often
discovered in an advanced stage of disease and are mainly reported to the orthopedic …

Background Resection of diaphyseal bone tumors for local tumor control and stabilization
often results in an intercalary skeletal defect and presents a reconstructive challenge for …

We retrospectively reviewed 101 consecutive patients with 114 femoral tumours treated by
massive bone allograft at our institution between 1986 and 2005. There were 49 females …

Purpose This study aimed to evaluate the early stability, limb function, and mechanical
complications of 3D-printed porous prosthetic reconstruction for “ultra-critical sized bone …

Resection of a primary sarcoma of the diaphysis of a long bone creates a large defect. The
biological options for reconstruction include the use of a vascularised and non-vascularised …

Background Currently, it is challenging to treat massive bone defects of proximal tibia.
Although numerous methods are available for reconstruction with epiphysis preservation …

Background/Aim: Limb-sparing procedures are frequently applied to improve patient
outcomes. The use of vascularized bone grafts is associated with significant improvements …

Introduction Limb salvage with endoprosthetic reconstruction is the standard of care for the
management of lower-extremity bone tumours in skeletally mature patients. The risk of deep …

We evaluated the clinical results and complications after extra-articular resection of the distal
femur and/or proximal tibia and reconstruction with a tumour endoprosthesis (MUTARS) in …