Titlebook: Malignant Bone Tumors; VIth International S Ekkehard Grundmann Book 1976 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1976 Bone.cell.diagnosis.disea

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Book 1976 much fascinated the histologist‘s eye that he was apt to pro­ claim the diagnosis "brown giant cell tumor" for almost any osteoclas­ tic tumor regardless of its benignity or malignancy. Nowadays the group of "giant cell tumors" though‘restricted, still remains disputed in terms of malignancy and be

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Cytologic and Cytochemical Behavior of Primary Malignant Bone TumorsLittle systematic cytologic investigation has been performed on bone tumors to date (., ., .). There have also been few cytochemical studies, especially of undifferentiated so called round-cell sarcoma of bone (Ewing’s sarcoma etc.). Some relevant findings made in own studies carried out during the last four years will therefore be summarized here.

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