Clinical Outcome and Fracture Risk Prediction of Benign Bone Tumors on the Acetabular Dome: 7-Year Clinical Experience and a Finite Element Analysis

<div>A 44-year-old man with GCT of bone in sections II and III of the right pelvis underwent tumor resection, acetabular reconstruction, total hip replacement, autogenous femoral head, acetabular bone graft, plate and screw fixation, sciatic nerve exploration, and muscle origin reconstruction. (a) Preoperative X-ray. (b) Preoperative CT scan. (c) X-ray at 6 months after the operation. (d) X-ray at 12 months after the operation.</div>

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Figure 2: Clinical Outcome and Fracture Risk Prediction of Benign Bone Tumors on the Acetabular Dome: 7-Year Clinical Experience and a Finite Element Analysis 

Figure 2 | Clinical Outcome and Fracture Risk Prediction of Benign Bone Tumors on the Acetabular Dome: 7-Year Clinical Experience and a Finite Element Analysis 