The Vascularized Fibular Graft in the Pediatric Upper Extremity: A Durable, Biological Solution to Large Oncologic Defects

Table 1

Demographics.

Patient	Age	Sex	Diagnosis	Resected limb	Defect length (cm)	Chemotherapy	Primary fixation type	1° or 2° reconstruction	Mets	Flap type	Followup (mo)
1	17	Female	GCT	Distal radius	7	No	Plate and screws	Primary	No	OC	44
2	13	Male	Ewing sarcoma	Distal ulna	14	Yes	Plate and screws	Primary	No	OC	24
3	6	Male	Osteosarcoma	Humerus	8.3	Yes	Screws	Primary	No	Osseus	148
4	12	Male	Osteosarcoma telangiectasia	Distal radius	9	Yes	Plate and screws, wrist fusion	Unkn	No	Osseus	81
5	7	Male	Myxoid chondrosarcoma	Humerus	12	Unknown	External fixature	Secondary	No	OC	131
6	13	Female	GCT	Distal humerus	8.5	No	Plate and screws, K-wire, elbow fusion	Primary	No	Osseus	36
7	12	Male	Osteosarcoma	Humerus	20	Yes	K-wire	Primary	No	Osseus	24
8	4	Male	Osteosarcoma	Humerus	11	Yes	1 screw	Secondary	No	Osseus	23
9	11	Male	Osteosarcoma	Humerus/shoulder	15	Yes	Plate and screws	Primary	No	Osseus	16
10	6	Female	Osteosarcoma	Humerus	15	Yes	1 screw	Primary	Yes	Osseus	14.5
11	10	Male	Osteosarcoma	Proximal humerus	15	Yes	Plate and screws	Primary	Yes	OC	84

OC: Osteocutaneous, GCT: Giant cell tumor.