The surgical treatment pelvic bone tumors. Literature review

Surgical treatment of primary and metastatic tumors, localized in the pelvic ring, is one of the most complex and little-known sections of oncology. Current problem is the replacement of the bone defect after resection. Limb salvage surgery, in combination with chemotherapy and postoperative radiation therapy, have replaced the classical hemipelvectomy in the treatment of pelvic bone tumors. The high frequency of complications associated with infection and instability of the implant, shows the relevance of the further development of methods of surgical treatment of these patients. The development of medical technologies and surgical techniques helped improve oncological outcomes and reduce the incidence of complications when compared with the results of 10-year-old. The article presents a literature review of the problem.