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Radiation-Related Osteosarcoma

Known as: Postradiation Osteosarcoma 
A high grade osteosarcoma arising in an irradiated bone.
National Institutes of Health

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Review
2015
Review
2015
Secondary osteosarcoma: is there a predilection for the chondroblastic subtype?
Osteosarcoma is the most common form of primary bone cancer in the adolescent and young adult patient population. Outcomes in… 
2012
2012
Gene expression analysis in chronic postradiation proctopathy
PurposeRadiotherapy is one of the important treatment modalities for tumors of pelvic organs. The fixed location of the rectum… 
1994
1994
Case report 858: Postradiation osteosarcoma of the patella.
A case of postradiation osteosarcoma of the patella in a 54-year-old man was presented. The lesion in the patella was diffuse and… 
1992
1992
[The stimulation of postradiation thrombocytopoiesis by low-intensity laser radiation].
1990
1990
The role of serum prostatic acid phosphatase in the management of adenocarcinoma of the prostate with radiotherapy.
1986
1986
Chronic vermal herniation in a case of osteosarcoma of the occipital bone.
Upward projection of the cerebellar vermis through the tentorial hiatus is called upward vermal herniation (UVH). UVH is less… 
1983
1983
Cryosurgical treatment of basal cell carcinomas and their postradiation recidives.
1982
1982
Use of a saliva substitute in postradiation xerostomic patients.
1982
1982
Use of a saliva substitute in postradiation xerostomic patients.
Review
1969
Review
1969
Tolerance to stainless steel prostheses in patients after postradiation hemimandibulectomy.
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