Background and Objectives Vascularized bone grafting after tumor resection can be an
important component in the treatment of bony neoplasms of the upper extremity. The …

Background: Reconstruction of segmental bone loss due to malignancy, infection, or trauma
is a challenge for the reconstructive surgeon. The combination of a vascularized fibular flap …

Background Preservation of limb function after resection of malignant bone tumors in
skeletally immature children is challenging. Resection of bone sarcomas and reconstruction …

Background Free vascularized fibular graft is useful in upper extremity long-bone
reconstruction. The authors studied the reliability and long-term outcomes of this technique …

Background Limb salvage surgery has become a first-line treatment in the setting of lower
extremity cancer. Despite a multitude of techniques, the most effective modality for osseous …

Background: Biologic graft infection (BGI) is one of the main complications in graft
reconstructions. However, very little evidence exists regarding the epidemiology of BGI, as …

Background Biological reconstruction after tumor resection is significant for restoration of
limb integrality. However, it is unclear what risk factors influence mechanical complications …

Background There is no clear consensus on the optimal type of fixation in intercalary
allograft reconstruction. In this study, we aimed to compare the rate of most common …

Objective: The study was aimed to determine the survivorship and functional outcomes of
modular endoprosthetic reconstruction in the management of primary and metastatic bone …

The results of the dental prosthetics based on intraosseous implants made of porous
nickelid titanium in 650 patients aged 15-75 years have been presented. The atrophy of the …