A severely spastic, clenched hand after stroke, released with a needle through the skin so that the palm opens, can be cleaned and no longer hurts.
View the case →A 45-year-old man with a pathological femur fracture through a grade 2 chondrosarcoma. The diseased bone was removed, frozen in liquid nitrogen and put back as a biological reconstruction.
View the case →A young athlete who could not move his middle finger at all after a hand injury: a fracture-dislocation of the finger joint, treated through tiny skin punctures without opening the fracture.
View the case →A giant cell tumor of the upper tibia that had caused a fracture, treated by curettage, bone cement and plate fixation, with the knee preserved.
View the case →Cases are published with the patient's consent and without anything that identifies them. Results differ from patient to patient.