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Cross-Cultural Adaptation and Validation of the Romanian Musculoskeletal Tumor Society Scoring System for Patients with Extremity Bone Sarcomas
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Tibia Valga Correction by Extraperiosteal Fibular Release in Multiple Exostosis Disease
1. Introduction Multiple Hereditary Exostosis (MHE) is a rare orthopedic disorder which is responsible for abnormal cartilage and bone growth [1,2]. The incidence is between one and two cases/100,000 habitants/year and it has a clear male predilection [3]. Basic research has identified several genetical abnormalities determining the disease, such as a mutation of the EXT1 gene on chromosome 8 or EXT2 gene on chromosome 11 [1,2,3].
Pediatric Flatfoot: Is There a Need for Surgical Referral?
Abstract : Pediatric foot deformities are a common finding, concerning up to 44% of preschool aged children. The absence of accepted international guidelines, as well as heterogeneity in definitions and measurements, makes management of pediatric flatfoot a challenge, and decisions surrounding specialized care referral confusing and biased. The objective of this narrative review is to provide guidance to primary care physicians treating these patients.
Custom-Made 3D-Printed Prosthesis after Resection of a Voluminous Giant Cell Tumour Recurrence in Pelvis
2. Case Presentation A 25-year-old female executive accountant was referred to our clinic with a right hip mechanical pain that was worsening during walking and daily activities. The patient presented, 6 years before, to a regional hospital for investigations after a traumatic incident. A plain radiography was performed and, incidentally, a well-delimited lesion was noticed (Figure 1). An open biopsy was done without any other investigations.
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