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Desmoplastic fibroma of the calcaneus treated with a microvascular bone graft. Case report
T K Raatikainen1, O I Kaarela, T Holmström
1Department of Surgery, University Hospital of Oulu, Finland. Timo.Raatikainen@oulu.fi
Abstract:
A calcaneal desmoplastic fibroma in a 24-year-old woman had previously been treated with repeated curettage and bone grafting. Because of a larger recurrence a microvascular bone reconstruction was carried out using an osteofascial radial forearm flap. She could walk without pain in one year. It has not recurred during a five-year follow-up period.
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