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La Radiologia Medica
|November 1, 1986
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The authors present the radiographical features in 8 cases with metastatic tumors to the foot bones. Seven of them have been histologically confirmed. In 4 cases the tumor was monostotic and mainly osteolytic. In the other 4 the neoplasia, having osteolytic or osteoblastic appearance, involved multiple contiguous bones.
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