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case_images: Schematic representation of the sacrectomy.
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case_images: Before complete dissection of the sacrum was done, we placed an angular-stable ilioiliacal LCP plate sacrum in order to ensure an anatomical position of the pelvis (Figure 1).
case_images: CT reconstruction of the pelvis showing the "neosacrum."
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case_images: The radiological follow-up examinations over the course of time documented a nearly complete sacral osteoneogenesis including the neuroforamina with a stable fusion of the new sacrum with the posterior pelvic ring (Figures 2 and 3).
case_images: Selection of CT slices of the pelvis (CT and X-ray of the lower spine and pelvis were done in another hospital in 2015 due to lower back pain).
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case_images: The radiological follow-up examinations over the course of time documented a nearly complete sacral osteoneogenesis including the neuroforamina with a stable fusion of the new sacrum with the posterior pelvic ring (Figures 2 and 3).