The reconstruction of skeletal defects using bone allografts is a frequent procedure after tumoral resections associated to good long-term results, usually better than diaphyseal endoprostheses or autologous grafts. Nevertheless, there are some complications: infection and allograft fracture associated with failure or broken fixation. We report two cases of bone reconstruction in who the fixation failed, twice in one of them.
Panisello Sebastiá, Juan José ; Martínez Martín, J. ; Martínez Villa, J. ; Herrera Rodríguez, Antonio ; Canales Cortés, Vicente. Complicaciones en el uso de aloinjertos intercalares tras resección de tumores óseos. En: Revista española de cirugía osteoarticular, 2001, Volumen 36, Número 206: 83-87
