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Fig. 2.1 Common locations of pediatric bone tumors. The location of a bone tumor is frequently the first information available to narrow the differential diagnosis of a bone lesion. This…

Fig. 9.1 Pre-operative x-ray (a) and MRI (b) demonstrating an aggressive sarcoma of the proximal humerus in a 5-year-old boy. A vascularized fibula (c) was harvested and used to reconstruct…

Fig. 11.1 Teaching tools The physical and emotional care information that the family receives at the initial appointments can become very overwhelming. It’s the role of the ONN to assess…

Fig. 10.1 Fabric shrinker for a transfemoral amputation. There is a pressure gradient to move the fluid from the distal tip proximally Fig. 10.2 A removable semi-rigid post-operative dressing. This…

Fig. 4.1 A single, calcified metastatic osteosarcoma nodule in the left lung (identified with arrow) Fig. 4.2 A single, biopsy-proven benign left lung nodule (identified with arrow) Fig. 4.3 Multiple…

Fig. 3.1 Plain radiograph of the knee demonstrating an aggressive appearing lesion in the distal femur. Note the bone destruction, osteoid formation, and periosteal reaction 3.3 Types of Biopsy After…