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Liebherr LTM 1070 Cоde 0214 K- 16.0 m jib is instаlled оn the bоom heаd Bаll is installed on the jib Block has been removed 90% site restriction There is 45 kg. of rigging. What is the maximum radius and percentage of gross capacity for a net load of 745 kg.? You may use any boom length or jib offset configuration. Max Radius (Meters) = _______ Percentage of Gross Capacity= _______
Osteоsаrcоmа Bаckgrоund Most common primary malignant bone tumor in children and adolescents (peaks at ages 10–20 years). Associated with rapid growth and metaphyseal regions of long bones (commonly distal femur, proximal tibia, proximal humerus). Risk factors: Paget disease of bone, radiation exposure, familial syndromes (e.g., Li-Fraumeni, hereditary retinoblastoma). Symptoms Progressive localized bone pain, often worse at night and not relieved by rest. Swelling or palpable mass at the site. May present after minor trauma, which brings attention to the lesion. Physical Exam Findings Tenderness and swelling at the metaphyseal region of the affected bone. Limited range of motion if near a joint. Possible palpable firm mass fixed to bone. Making the Diagnosis X-ray: “Sunburst” periosteal reaction, Codman’s triangle (periosteal elevation). MRI: defines local extent of tumor and relationship to soft tissue. Chest CT: screens for lung metastasis (most common site). Biopsy: confirms diagnosis (malignant osteoid-producing cells). Management Neoadjuvant chemotherapy followed by surgical resection (limb-sparing surgery when possible; amputation if needed for local control). Postoperative chemotherapy to reduce recurrence. Prognosis improved significantly with multi-agent chemotherapy; 5-year survival ~60–70% in localized disease.