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Language: Spanish
References: 10
Page: 383-387
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ABSTRACT

Osteosarcoma is the classic malignant osteoid-forming bone tumor. It is the second most common primary bone tumor overall after multiple mieloma; it tipically presents during the second and after the fourth decade of life, the last one in connection with pre-existing bone lesions. It has several subtypes which are important to recapitulate as their radiological characteristics, age at presentation and location.

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