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) stress distribution of normal pelvis in affected one-legged jumping position. (b) Stress distribution of type III bone defect model ①33.0 MPa ②106.7Mpa ③48.1 MPa ④47.4Mpa ⑤13.8Mpa. (c) ①17.8 MPa ②114Mpa ③38.9 MPa ④20.4Mpa ⑤28.9Mpa. Figure 4 is reproduced from Hongsheng Yang et al. 2020.</div>

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Figure 4: Clinical Outcome and Fracture Risk Prediction of Benign Bone Tumors on the Acetabular Dome: 7-Year Clinical Experience and a Finite Element Analysis 

Figure 4 | Clinical Outcome and Fracture Risk Prediction of Benign Bone Tumors on the Acetabular Dome: 7-Year Clinical Experience and a Finite Element Analysis 