Surgical technique and clinical results for scapular allograft reconstruction following resection of scapular tumors

Table 2 Resection and Reconstruction of Bone and Muscles and Clinical Results

Patient	Muscles resected	Muscles reconstructed	Site of bony lesion	Size of lesion (cm³)	Oncological results	Complications
1	SS, IS, SSC, BB, SA	SS, IS, BB	S, SF, AP, G, CP, SN	25 × 5 × 6	A	None
2	SS, IS, SSC, RR, LS, T	SS, IS, T, R	S, SF, AP, C, CP	10 × 8 × 7	A	Deep infection
3	T, TMI, TMA, SSC, LD	T, LD, SSC	SN, AP, S, G	16 × 11 × 4	AWD	None
4	SS, IS, SSC, BB, CB, TMI, TMA, D	D, CB, BB	SN, G, SF	12 × 11 × 10	A	Pain
5	SS, IS, SSC	SS, IS, SSC	S, SF	7 × 4 × 4	A	None
6	SS, IS, SSC, TB, TMI, TMA	None	S, SF, IF, TBS	5 × 4 × 3	DOD	Dead
7	SS, IS, SSC, T, D, TMI, TMA, LD, SA	T, LD	SF, G, SN, CP	20 × 15 × 5	A	None

SS: supraspinatus, IS: infraspinatus, TMI: teres minor, TMA: teres major, SSC: subscapularis, SA: serratusanterior, D: deltoid, BB: biceps brachii, TB: triceps brachii, T: trapezius, LD: Latissimus dorsi, R: rhomboideus, LS: levator scapula, CB: coracobrachialis, R: rhomboideus, SF: supraspinous fossa, IF: infraspinous fossa, S: spine, CP: coracoid process, AP: acromion process, SN: scapular neck, G: glenoid, C: clavicle, TBS: the border of the scapula, DOD: dead of disease, AWD: alive with disease, A: alive without evidence of disease.

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