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Fig. 2F. —10-year-old boy with intercalary reconstruction of proximal tibia because of osteosarcoma. Dotted line on radiographs corresponds to level of axial CT scans. CT scan at 2 years (obtained 9 months after fracture) shows intense hypertrophy of fibula. Fibula fracture callus (arrow) penetrates fractured allograft.