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From: L-shaped corticotomy with bone flap sliding in the management of chronic tibial osteomyelitis: surgical technique and clinical results

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ag A 60-year-old man with chronic osteomyelitis of the left tibia. Imaging examinations are taken to assist in determining the extension of infection and resection. a A preoperative lateral radiograph shows the extension of the infection that compromises the proximal diaphysis and margins of resection (yellow line) and corticotomy (black line) is determined. b, c The CT scans show the extension of bone destruction and margins of resection (yellow line) and corticotomy (black line) is determined on lateral (3D) and coronal images. d, e The PET-CT scan shows increased uptake in the area of infection

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