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3 Months |
THIRTY-NINE YEAR-OLD MALE
presented with an intraosseous lipoma of the left calcaneus. Twelve cc of PRO-DENSE®
graft was used to fill the lesion. The patient was non-weight bearing for the first month,
and in a brace for the first 3 months. The patient returned to full activity at 3 months.
New bone formation was detected at 4 weeks. Radiographs at 3, 6 and 7 months show
a progressive resorption of the graft followed by formation of new bone.
No complications were reported, although the patient does have persistent pain secondary to plantar fasciitis.
CASE STUDY | 6 month and 7 month radiographs.
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7 Months |
Images courtesy of: Robert Heck, MD * Campbell Clinic * Memphis, TN
Individual patient results may vary. |
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