Internal hemipelvectomies involve resection of part or all of the innominate bone with preservation of the extremity. This chapter will describe the surgical technique of resection of the ilium (Type I pelvic resection) and the pubic region (Type III pelvic resection).

Download scientific diagram | (A) Sample x-ray image of a pelvic cancer patient who received internal hemipelvectomy surgery with no reconstruction. (B) Sample x-ray image of a pelvic cancer...

2022年7月27日 · hemipelvectomy. classic hemipelvectomy / hindquarter amputation; modified hemipelvectomy: some iliac bone adjacent to the sacroiliac joint is spared; extended hemipelvectomy: part of the ipsilateral sacrum is resected …

Hemipelvectomy HP has received limited attention in the radiology literature, but is performed in a subset of patients with pelvic tumors, infection, or trauma. This educational exhibits purpose is to improve the musculoskeletal radiologists expertise in …

An x-ray of a limb-sparing hemipelvectomy on the left side of a male pelvis taken one month after surgery. An x-ray of the same pelvis taken eighteen months after surgery highlighting the femur migration to its final resting place.

The external, or classic, hemipelvectomy was the standard surgical procedure until the 1970s. It consists of resectioning the hemipelvis and the ipsilateral extremity. While this extensive procedure may cure a primary neoplasm, the resulting functional deficit is profound.

2011年9月6日 · Resection of all or part of the bony pelvis is commonly referred to as internal hemipelvectomy. This procedure is a common treatment for various localized primary tumors of the hemipelvis, and rarely for metastatic lesions.

2001年2月22日 · Anterior flap hemipelvectomy is indicated for tumors that involve the buttock and for selected patients in whom a well-vascularized flap is required for coverage. There are subtypes of the posterior flap hemipelvec- tomy (Figure 20.1C).

Hemipelvectomy is a resection that includes the ipsilateral limb. The main indication for these procedures is primary malignant tumors of the pelvis, but in rare cases they are indicated for metastatic lesions, infection, or trauma. Reconstruction is dictated by the extent of the resection and the remaining structures.

We report eight cases of internal hemipelvectomy in patients diagnosed with tumors of the pelvic girdle. We also discuss the neoadjuvant and adjuvant treatments used, along with their follow-up. Keywords: Hemipelvectomy, Pelvic Neoplasms/surgery, Drug Therapy, Radiotherapy.