A sarcoma involving the jaws in african children
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Thirty‐eight cases of a sarcoma involving the jaws of African children are described, which is by far the commonest malignant tumour of childhood seen at Mulago Hospital.Abstract:
Thirty-eight cases of a sarcoma involving the jaws of African children are described. This is a syndrome which has not previously been fully recognized. It is by far the commonest malignant tumour of childhood seen at Mulago Hospital.read more
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Rare (unusual) malignant tumors of the jaws
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