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case_images: Before and after trepanation combined with superficial radiotherapy for giant keloid on the right toes of a boy. Left: Keloids located on the dorsal side of the second to fourth toes of the right foot. Middle: The boy was treated using trepanation on keloids under general anesthesia. Right: 6-month follow-up after the completion of superficial radiotherapy.
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case_images: He was treated using trepanation on keloids under general anesthesia and received the first superficial radiotherapy (SRT-100) 1 day after the surgery (Figures 1, 2). Most of the keloids atrophied, and the affected toes returned to their normal appearance (Figure 1).
case_images: Schematic diagram of trepanation on the surface of keloid using a puncher.
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case_images: He was treated using trepanation on keloids under general anesthesia and received the first superficial radiotherapy (SRT-100) 1 day after the surgery (Figures 1, 2).
case_images: Schematic diagram of SRT-100 radiotherapy after trepanation for keloids. The non-irradiated area of the boy was tightly covered with lead clothing and lead rubber, leaving only the irradiated area exposed.
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case_images: The non-irradiated area of the boy was tightly covered with lead clothing and lead rubber, leaving only the irradiated area exposed (Figure 3).