Osteogenic sarcoma in a child with familial expansile osteolysis syndrome: an accidental association?

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Osteogenic sarcoma in a child with familial expansile osteolysis syndrome: an accidental association?

Journal of pediatric hematology/oncology - 1 Mar 2010

Bacri Duha, Arush Myriam Weyl Ben, Vlodavsky Eugene, Kollander Yehuda, Militianu Daniela, Postovsky Sergey

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We present the first reported case of a child with familial expansile osteolysis syndrome (FEO) who developed osteogenic sarcoma (OS) of the iliac bone. A 17-year-old adolescent presented with pain and a mass on the left pelvis. He was from a family with several members who had been diagnosed wit...

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