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Internal fixation of a fractured humerus in a dog and late osteosarcoma development
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|November 29, 1980
Abstract:
Five years after an intramedullary nailing of a fractured humerus a fistula developed in a dog. The nail was removed and a gross swelling developed 11 weeks later. Osteosarcoma was diagnosed.
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