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Biological reconstruction after resection of bone tumors of the proximal tibia using allograft shell and intramedullary free vascularized fibular graft: Long-term results
Microsurgery, 06/19/09

Innocenti M et al. - Reconstruction after excision of bone tumor of the proximal tibia is a challenging issue for the reconstructive surgeon. This technique provides good long-term results in reconstruction of proximal tibia. The viability of the fibula is a cornerstone in both success of reconstruction as well as successful management of complications.

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