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Talk to Orthopedic Surgeon on Expile Lytic Lession Of Right Hip Joint Bone

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Asking for Self, Male, 22 years old, Islamabad

I had fracture in my roght hip joint about 6years ago and 2week before i played a cricket and suddenly i had a sware pain in me right hip joint and i do my xray and the radiologist says that's look like expile lytic lession or cyst or tumor etc she's also confused so what should i do i aslo have mri tomorrow but i want to know about it's treatment pics also aatta lched

Orthopedic Surgeon in Lahore - Dr. Irfan Ahmad Chaudhary

Dr. Irfan Ahmad Chaudhary - Orthopedic Surgeon

MBBS, FCPS (Orthopedic Surgery), Member AO Trauma (Switzerland) | Lahore

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hello Dear i think you posted the query earlier without X ray as well. well its good that you are going to have MRI as well.
this is a lytic lesion and it is most likely a tumorous condition , can be mild condition but i would say its better to sit and discuss in detail this issue. the issue u have needs thorough investigation and reach at the diagnsis before going for some operative procedure. its likely that you are going to have some operative procedure
but what type of procedure and how and what are risks
why its necessary
i know you are having alot of questions right now
you can visit me in Lahore at my Given addresses and we will discuss the issue in detail.

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yes its a lytic lesion involving the entire neck as as well proximal femur. whats your complaint? needs to investigate further along with MRI with contrast before biopsy of this lesion.

Chiropractor in Islamabad - Agha Ebrahim Pt

Agha Ebrahim Pt - Chiropractor

Doctor of Chiropractor (USA) | Islamabad

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573 Positive Reviews

My dear brother wait for the MRI once done all the doctors will be able to guide you

Orthopedic Surgeon in Rawalpindi - Dr. Sajid Aslam Khawaja

Dr. Sajid Aslam Khawaja - Orthopedic Surgeon

MBBS, MRCS (Ireland), Fellow of European Board of Orthopedic & Traumatology (EBOT), Diplomat in Navigated knee replacement (CAOS) UK, MSc Orthopedic (UK), Fellowship in Hip and Knee replacement (Glasgow, UK), Key skills course provider by Royal College of surgeons in Edinburgh | Rawalpindi

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296 Positive Reviews

Hi, I think I have suggested MRI earlier. Further advice and discussion after MRI. Thanks

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From x-rays seems like benign . Do u have any old x-rays for comparison. Anyway. Use crutches to walk non weight bearing and get a MRI. Will need biopsy and Fixation and Bone Grafting.

Orthopedic Surgeon in Lahore - Assoc. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Bilal

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Bilal - Orthopedic Surgeon

MBBS , FCPS (Orthopedic Surgery), FRCS (Trauma & orthopedic surgery ) England , Fellowship (Shoulder Surgery) UK | Lahore

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195 Positive Reviews

it is tumour. hopefully it will be benign. you will need surgery after mri scan is done.
don't walk on it. it can fracture very easily, which will makes surgery difficult.

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