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Case Report| Volume 49, ISSUE 5, P489.e13-489.e15, September 2010

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Multifocal Cementoplasty and Internal Fixation as a Palliative Procedure for Skeletal Metastases in the Foot: A Case Report

Published:April 26, 2010DOI:https://doi.org/10.1053/j.jfas.2010.02.022

      Abstract

      Cementoplasty is a well-established intervention for symptomatic control of localized skeletal metastases; however, its use has never been reported for metastases in the foot. We report on a patient with symptomatic skeletal metastases throughout the foot in which cementoplasty, in conjunction with internal fixation, was used to alleviate pain and enable comfortable ambulation.

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