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case_images: (A) A CT sagittal image demonstrated an osteolytic metastatic lesion in the sternal manubrium with anterior and posterior cortical disruption. (B) A CT sagittal image demonstrated a good cement distribution in the lesion and a slight leakage along the posterior cortical margin.
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case_images: The immediate post-procedure CT scan demonstrated a good distribution of the cement in the lesion and only a slight leakage along the posterior cortical margin (Figure 1).
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case_images: (A) A CBCT sagittal image showed a diffuse osteolytic lesion of the sternal body and manubrium with cortical disruption. (B) A CBCT sagittal image showed a good cement depositon in the lesion and a slight leakage along the needle track.
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case_images: The immediate post-procedure CBCT demonstrated a good distribution of the cement in the lesion and only a slight leakage along the needle track (Figure 2).
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case_images: (A) A CBCT sagittal image showed a diffuse osteolytic lesion of the sternal body. (B) A CBCT sagittal image showed a good cement deposition in the lesion and a small tail of cement along the needle track.
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case_images: Fluoroscopy and a postoperative CT scan confirmed adequate fill of the tumor (Figure 3).
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case_images: (A) A CBCT sagittal image showed a diffuse osteolytic lesion of the sternal body with cortical disruption. (B) A CBCT sagittal image showed a better deposition of cement in the lesion and a small amount of cement in front of the sternum.
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case_images: The immediate post-procedure CBCT demonstrated a better deposition of cement in the lesion and a small amount of cement In front of the sternum (Figure 4).