Fig. (1) A: Conventional neck resection (for a pathological femoral head fracture), reconstructed with a full length (350mm), cemented standard stem (Link SPII), to bridge metastatic involvement of the distal femur. Note screw fixation and cement augmentation for a partially healed pathological fracture in the superior acetabular rim. B: Conventional calcar resection (for a pathological femoral neck fracture) and reconstruction of the proximal femur with a cemented modular revision prosthesis (Link MP). Note reconstruction and cement augmentation of a large concurrent acetabular lesion with a pelvic reconstruction cage (Link Partial Pelvic Replacement). C: Proximal femur resection (15cm), reconstructed with a long, cemented mega-prosthesis (Zimmer Segmental System) and a cemented (Link Lubinus Eccentric) acetabular component. Note screw fixation of a polyethylene anti luxation device.