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case_images: Serial radiographs of (A) 11 years old patient with ABC in the proximal tibia (case 16), (B) 3 months follow-up showed proper healing and cortical thickening, and (C) 5 months follow-up showed lysis in previously healed areas and bone expansion (signs of recurrence).
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case_images: The follow-up plain radiograph showed lysis in previously healed areas with cortical expansion (signs of recurrence) as shown previously (Figure 5).
case_images: (A) Plain radiograph showed varus mal-alignment of recurrent ABC in the proximal tibia (case 16), (B) post-operative radiograph after revision surgery, and (c) last follow-up radiograph 32 months post-operative showed complete healing.
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case_images: F6
case_images: Finally open extended curettage with iliac crest grafting and internal fixation using plate and screws was done (Figure 6).
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