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Non‐Coding RNAs in Diagnostic Pathology of High Grade Central Osteosarcoma

2025-05-07

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The histological evaluation remains the cornerstone of diagnosing highly malignant osteosarcoma, having demonstrated its efficacy and reliability over several decades. However, even in recent times misdiagnoses with severe consequences, including inadequate surgical procedures, have persisted. Consequently, there is a considerable need to enhance diagnostic security further. Adjunct immunohistochemical approaches...

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8885913e-3e2b-51a4-bef7-3da447c45db0
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10.20944/preprints202505.0367.v1
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