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Osteosarcoma extraóseo.Presentación de 1 caso y revisión de la literatura
Extraosseous osteogenic sarcoma. A case report
F. MELINI DE PAZ* y A. GOMEZ GARCIA** * Servicio de Cirugía Ortopédica y Traumatología. Hospital Universitario de Jaime. Sevilla.** Unidad Docente de Rehabilitación. Universidad de. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
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07/11/2008
Aceptación:
07/11/2008
Publicación:
07/11/2008
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Resumen (ES)
A case of extraosseous osteogenic sarcoma siting in the thigh with a warming
follow-up because he was complicated with several recurrences within two years until his exitus
is reported. In the revision of the literature is common to see that this tumour has a worse
malignant behaviour, and has also a clear relationship in some cases with the use of radiations,
with myositis ossificans following intramuscular inyection or by extravessels liquid inyection.
The treatment must be a complete ablative surgery although the number of recurrences is
ussually high.
follow-up because he was complicated with several recurrences within two years until his exitus
is reported. In the revision of the literature is common to see that this tumour has a worse
malignant behaviour, and has also a clear relationship in some cases with the use of radiations,
with myositis ossificans following intramuscular inyection or by extravessels liquid inyection.
The treatment must be a complete ablative surgery although the number of recurrences is
ussually high.
Palabras clave (ES):
Parte
Osteosarcoma
Tumor
Maligno
Óseo
Blanda
Extraóseo
Resumen (EN)
A case of extraosseous osteogenic sarcoma siting in the thigh with a warming
follow-up because he was complicated with several recurrences within two years until his exitus
is reported. In the revision of the literature is common to see that this tumour has a worse
malignant behaviour, and has also a clear relationship in some cases with the use of radiations,
with myositis ossificans following intramuscular inyection or by extravessels liquid inyection.
The treatment must be a complete ablative surgery although the number of recurrences is
ussually high.
follow-up because he was complicated with several recurrences within two years until his exitus
is reported. In the revision of the literature is common to see that this tumour has a worse
malignant behaviour, and has also a clear relationship in some cases with the use of radiations,
with myositis ossificans following intramuscular inyection or by extravessels liquid inyection.
The treatment must be a complete ablative surgery although the number of recurrences is
ussually high.
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