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A case of secondary malignant giant-cell tumor of bone with p53 mutation after long-term follow-up.

Human pathology - 1 May 2011

Saito Tsuyoshi, Mitomi Hiroyuki, Izumi Hiroshi, Suehara Yoshiyuki, Okubo Taketo, Torigoe Tomoaki, Takagi Tatsuya, Kaneko Kazuo, Sato Ken, Matsumoto Toshiharu, Yao Takashi

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A 46-year-old man was admitted to the hospital with a recurrent giant-cell tumor of the distal femur. This was his fourth recurrence, and it had occurred 16 years after his last treatment. The resected recurrent tumor was histologically determined to be a conventional giant-cell tumor. However, a single lung metastatic lesion and local recurrence were noticed 6 months after the resection, both of which were...

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PMID: 21237496
DOI: 10.1016/j.humpath.2010.08.008

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