Chest Wall Reconstruction following Chondrosarcoma Excision: Review and Case Report
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Chondrosarcoma being a rare tumor with a high recurrence rate, wide excision is the treatment of choice. In such cases, a good skeletal fixation and soft tissue cover- both local or microvascular flaps are of great importance in reconstructing form and function.
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