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Precise Surgery Restores Knee Movement in Young Woman
A medical team at Aswan University Hospitals successfully performed a precise surgery to remove a tumor from the lower part of the left thigh of a 20-year-old young woman. The tumor had eroded approximately 12 centimeters of her thigh bone and knee joint. The treatment involved excising the tumor and the affected segment, and replacing it with a bone graft and an artificial joint specifically designed for bone tumor cases. This preserved the limb's mobility and enabled weight-bearing. The surgery cost 404,480 Egyptian pounds, covered entirely by the state without any financial burden on the patient. Additionally, the hospital’s Hand Surgery and Microsurgical Units are among the advanced facilities that host international teams for training in delicate and complex procedures.
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