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with metaplastic cartilage and bone formation. (D–G) Definite treatment consisted of marginal resection via plantar and dorsal approaches with exposure of the metatarsals. Localised (nodular) tenosynovial giant cell tumour Localized
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, and there is limited utility of CS as a mechanical buttress. The safety and efficacy of CS in treating long bone defects arising from trauma, infection and tumours is well documented in the literature, 36 - 38 with the option of incorporating