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|December 1, 1984
Abstract:
We describe a man who developed a gliosarcoma at the site of a previously surgically decompressed frontal Actinomyces israelii brain abscess. We review the clinical profile of gliosarcoma and the possible role of the abscess and operation in the induction of this malignancy.
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