Titlebook: Operative Treatment of Pelvic Tumors; Hideaki E. Takahashi (President),Tetsuro Morita (C Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Tokyo 2003 anatomy.arth

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Systemic Surgical Approach for the Pelvise used for the sacrum. The ilioinguinal and posterior iliac approaches are used for the ilium. The transperineal and posterior ischial aproaches are used for the ischiopubic bone. The procedures of sacral amputation, total sacrectomy, and internal hemipelvectomy are also explained, with abundant illustrations.

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Topics Relating to Pregnancy, Reconstruction, Vesicorectal Disturbance, and Complicationsur experiences of the reconstruction of the external iliac vein using a crossover venous bypass, iliolumbar fusion after sacrectomy, and special reconstruction of the hip joint using a free osteoarticular ankle graft may be helpful for tumor surgeons facing similar difficulties. Some actual case reports are included in other chapters.

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Introductionhe tumor has grown to a large size. Surgeons frequently encounter a massive chondrosarcoma, giant cell tumor, or chordoma of the pelvis. In such cases of tumors with extended growth, a wide margin can seldom be obtained because of the anatomy of the pelvis. Second, orthopedic surgeons, in general, a

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Imaging Examinations of Tumorsut they are not equally important in relation to the tumor surgery. A three-dimensional image of the location of a bone tumor is best obtained by a computed axial tomography (CAT) scan. For soft-tissue tumors, a magnetic resonance (MR) image is the best diagnostic tool. Angiography is still necessar

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Efficacy of Aspiration Cytology and a Practical Method of Open Biopsy. ABC is available not only for soft tissue tumors, but also for bone tumors. The accuracy rate of ABC for bone tumors is over 90% in our data. If there is a discrepancy between the cytological diagnosis and imaging, then open biopsy is necessary. An open biopsy of acetabular lesions is more difficu

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Systemic Surgical Approach for the Pelvise used for the sacrum. The ilioinguinal and posterior iliac approaches are used for the ilium. The transperineal and posterior ischial aproaches are used for the ischiopubic bone. The procedures of sacral amputation, total sacrectomy, and internal hemipelvectomy are also explained, with abundant ill

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Microsurgical Reconstruction After Pelvic Tumor Resectionnsible, in part, for disseminating various types of metastatic tumors. In their early stages, these tumors may grow into the pelvic cavity without being noticed. Radical resection of these tumors frequently produces large and complex bone and soft-tissue defects..An external hemipelvectomy, which re

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