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J. Bloodgood (1926)
HOW TO DIAGNOSE AND TREAT A BONE LESIONJournal of Bone and Joint Surgery, American Volume, 8
W. Coley (1928)
THE DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF SARCOMA OF THE LONG BONESJournal of Bone and Joint Surgery, American Volume, 10
F. Christensen (1925)
BONE TUMORS: ANALYSIS OF ONE THOUSAND CASES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO LOCATION, AGE AND SEXAnnals of Surgery, 81
F. C. Christensen (1925)
Bone Tumors: Analysis of 1,000 Cases with Special Reference to Location, Age and SexAnn. Surg., 81
J. Ewing (1928)
Neoplastic Diseases
E. A. Codman (1922)
The Registry of Cases of Bone SarcomaSurg. Gynec. Obst., 34
A. Kolodny (1927)
Bone Sarcoma: The Primary Malignant Tumors of Bone and the Giant Cell TumorSurg. Gynec. Obst., 44
W. Goodwin (1929)
TUMORS OF THE BONE: A COMPARATIVE STUDYArchives of Surgery, 18
(1926)
Registry of Bone Sarcoma: I. Twenty-Five Criteria for Establishing the Diagnosis of Osteogenic SarcomaSurg. Gynec. Obst., 42
L. C. Knox (1929)
Trauma and TumorsArch. Path., 7
Abstract A case of telangiectatic sarcoma of the humerus seen recently at the University of Virginia Hospital presents several features that seem sufficiently interesting to warrant a report. It has been submitted to the Registry of Bone Sarcoma for study. Because the case illustrates certain aspects of the disease mentioned by Ewing. Kolodny and others, a brief summary of the recent literature dealing with osteogenic sarcoma will be made. REPORT OF CASE History. —R. M., a mulatto boy, aged 17, was admitted to the University of Virginia Hospital on Jan. 14, 1929. The family and past history was entirely negative. The chief complaint was enlargement of the left shoulder of one week's duration. Because of slight soreness, which had increased gradually, his attention had been attracted to the shoulder about three weeks prior to the time of his admission. Motion in the joint had been slightly limited because of pain. No References 1. Bloodgood, J. C.: How to Diagnose and Treat a Bone Lesion , J. Bone & Joint Surg. 8:470 and 727, 1926 2. 9:217, 1927. 3. Christensen, F. C.: Bone Tumors: Analysis of 1,000 Cases with Special Reference to Location, Age and Sex , Ann. Surg. 81:1074, 1925. 4. Codman, E. A.: The Registry of Cases of Bone Sarcoma , Surg. Gynec. Obst. 34:335, 1922 5. Registry of Bone Sarcoma: I. Twenty-Five Criteria for Establishing the Diagnosis of Osteogenic Sarcoma; II. Thirteen Registered Cases of "Five-Year Cures" Analyzed According to These Criteria , Surg. Gynec. Obst. 42:381, 1926. 6. Ewing, J.: Neoplastic Diseases , ed. 3, Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders Company, 1928, p. 1127. 7. Kolodny, A.: Bone Sarcoma: The Primary Malignant Tumors of Bone and the Giant Cell Tumor , Surg. Gynec. Obst. 44:214 ( (April) ) 1927. 8. Knox, L. C.: Trauma and Tumors , Arch. Path. 7:274 ( (Feb.) ) 1929. 9. Goodwin, W. H.: Tumors of the Bone: A Comparative Study , Arch. Surg. 18:2353 ( (June) ) 1929. 10. Coley, W. B.: The Differential Diagnosis of Sarcoma of the Long Bones , J. Bone & Joint Surg. 10:420, 1928.
Archives of Surgery – American Medical Association
Published: Sep 1, 1930
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