CORR Insights®: Proximal Femur Replacements for an Oncologic Indication Offer a Durable Endoprosthetic Reconstruction Option: A 40-year Experience

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Editorial Comment: 35th Annual Meeting of the European Musculo-Skeletal Oncology Society (EMSOS)

“…The third day hosted sessions on pelvic tumor treatments, pediatric reconstructions, treatment severity, and shared decision-making in bone reconstructions [2,3,11]. A brilliant Campanacci Lecture, entitled "Pitfalls to Avoid in Bone Reconstruction of Children.…”