Proximal Radius Ewings Sarcoma Resection Followed by Migration of the Proximal Radius: Report of Two Cases

Wazzan Al-Juhani, Mohammed Benmeakel

Abstract


We present two young patients who developed Ewings sarcoma in the proximal radius, managed surgically by resection and no reconstruction with K-wire fixation of the distal radioulnar joint for 6 weeks. Following surgery, both patients developed proximal radius migration with subluxation, which caused the patients to complain about deformation. Proximal radius migration with subluxation is well documented in trauma cases, although they were not described in orthopedic oncology since reconstruction was the classic management for such cases. Our results support the decision of reconstructing the proximal radius after resection in order for better functional outcome and stability.




J Curr Surg. 2019;9(2-3):32-37doi: https://doi.org/10.14740/jcs383


Keywords


Ewing’s sarcoma; Proximal radius resection; Migration of the proximal radius

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