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case_images: (A) Plain radiograph showed multiple lytic lesions with stippled calcification in the left distal femur with varus deformity. (B) A radiograph of the knee showed round opacity in soft tissue due to venous calcification.?
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case_images: The plain radiograph showed multiple lytic lesions with stippled calcification in the left distal femur (Fig. 1a) and multiple rounded opacity in soft tissue due to venous calcification (Fig. 1b).
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case_images: Plain radiograph showing distal femur lateral closed wedge osteotomy for varus correction and proximal femur corticotomy stabilized with LRS.
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case_images: The patient underwent a distal femur lateral closing wedge osteotomy for varus correction along with proximal femur corticotomy and application of a monolateral external fixator spanning the entire femur Limb reconstruction system (LRS) (Fig. 2).
case_images: (A and B) Follow-up plain radiograph of left femur anteroposterior and lateral showing regeneration at the proximal corticotomy site.
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case_images: Follow-up radiographs of the left femur could only be obtained at 5 months as the patient belonged to a remote rural location, and this showed reasonable regeneration at the proximal corticotomy site (Fig. 3a and b).
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case_images: (A and B) Plain radiograph anteroposterior and lateral showing left femur fracture at the corticotomy site.
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case_images: A plain radiograph showed a fracture through the consolidate site in the left femur (Fig. 4a and b).
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case_images: (A and B) Anteroposterior and lateral radiograph showing union at the fracture site.
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case_images: The fracture healed 6 months post-surgery (Fig. 5a and b).