Titlebook: Malignant Bone Tumors; VIth International S Ekkehard Grundmann Book 1976 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1976 Bone.cell.diagnosis.disea

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The WHO Classification of Bone Tumorsation of such definitions. Numerous attempts have been made to overcome these difficulties at both national and international levels: one of these is the classification and series of definitions proposed in a World Health Organization study (.).

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Etiology of Childhood Bone Cancer: Epidemiologic Observationsd to be 13 times that recorded in smaller dogs (Fig. 1). The histologic type could not readily be studied. It is noteworthy that veterinarians do not use the term Ewing’s tumor, perhaps partly because it is a very rare neoplasm in dogs and may not occur at all in other domestic species (.).

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Pathogenesis of Radiation and Virus-Induced Bone Tumorsummarize what we know now, 30 years later, and what is still not known about the induction of bone cancer by radiation, and we shall describe the three bone-tumor viruses that have been isolated in the course of our investigations. The current evidence in our laboratory for a human-bone-tumor virus will also be discussed.

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Management of Osteogenic Sarcoma at the Mayo Clinic give a report of a controlled study that we believe fulfills the criteria suggested by FRIEDMAN and CARTER (.), who stated that “Immunologic factors appear to play a significant role in this disease and the potential role of immunotherapy needs to be seriously considered.”

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