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Fig. 3B. —14-year-old boy with intercalary reconstruction of proximal
tibia for fibrosarcoma. Dotted line on radiographs corresponds to level of CT
images. Anteroposterior radiograph obtained at 4 years in patient who had been
walking without any support for 2 years shows no changes in density or
thickness of fibula cortex (solid arrow). Undisplaced fracture is
evident on medial cortex of allograft (dotted arrow). Remodeling of
proximal osteotomy progressed from epiphyseal plate for almost 2 cm into
combined graft (arrowheads).
