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The survival of patients with primary and secondary malignancies of bone and soft tissue has improved substantially with modern multimodality treatment. Advances in chemotherapy have made a significant impact on the control of local and systemic spread, while sophisticated imaging facilities now allow accurate anatomic delineation, which is important for achieving oncological margins. The principles of musculoskeletal tumour surgery have been well enunciated over the last decade and techniques for limb-sparing surgery now carry predictable and safe outcomes. Surgery of the pelvic remains difficult and, in particular, tumours of the periacetabulum, which includes the hip joint, pose anatomical, surgical and functional challenges.

Review Article: Reconstructive Surgery following Resection of Primary and Secondary Tumours of the Hip