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Endoprosthesis
Endoprosthetic reconstruction is a widely used limb-salvage technique after bone tumor resection. It provides structural and functional restoration, especially in the femur and humerus.
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Endoprostheses are custom or modular implants used to replace resected bone and adjacent joints after oncologic resections. They allow for immediate weight-bearing and have become the standard of care in selected patients with good soft tissue coverage and expected long-term survival. Complications include infection, loosening, and mechanical failure.
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