2.  A 60 year old lady presented to us with pain, swelling left proximal tibia and inability to walk – 1 month  Being treated elsewhere with a POP slab.  On examination she was seen to have a large osteolytic lesion of the left proximal tibia with cortical destruction.  She also c/o generalised bone pain and weakness since last few weeks.

3.  Low Hb%  Raised ESR & Sr. ALP  IgM in electrophoresis  Altered A:G ratio  Osteolytic punched out lesions in the skull  Pelvis Xray – lesion in the supraacetabular & ischium

4.  Increased uptake in the skull shoulders, spine, ribs, pelvis, both tibia and lt. ankle

5. Curettage, of the lesion done through a lateral incision, cauterization with distill water and grafting with autoclaved bone mixed with Hydroxyapatite and Tricalcium Phosphate granules. ( REPROBONE). Fixation of the fracture done with a Lateral Tibial Condylar Locking Compression Plate. Chemotherapy : MELPHALAN, THALIDOMIDE, CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE & PREDNISOLONE. Imme. Post op X raysHistological picture

6. fracture completely united pt. walking full weight bearing knee ROM: 0 - 115 0 no extensor lag clinically pt. has improved no obvious features of recurrence

7. The use of autoclaved bone and BioGraft Hydoxyapatite & Tricalcium Phosphate granules as a substitute for autologous bone graft is a option to fill in large voids created after removing tumors. This reduces the donor site morbidity. The autoclaved bone provides a scaffold while the BioGraft HA + TCP granules facilitates bony incorporation due to osteoinductive properties. Using a locking plate in this situation provides better fixation in the osteporotic bone and metaphyseal area.