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. 2017 Sep 6;14(5):5241–5248. doi: 10.3892/ol.2017.6903

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Figure 2. — Different surgical methods performed in immature osteosarcoma patients. (A) Rotation-plasty following distal femur tumor resection in a 9 year-old boy. (B) Proximal tibia tumor resection of a 9 year-old girl. (C) Tumor prosthesis replacement of a 12 year-old boy. (D) PUP and intercalary allograft replacement following distal femur tumor resection of a 15 year-old boy. (E) PUP and inactive autogenous bone replacement following distal femur (almost entire diaphysis) tumor resection of a 9 year-old girl. (F) Osteoarticular allograft replacement following distal femur tumor resection of a 14 year-old boy. PUP, preservation of the uninvolved physis.