2007
DOI: 10.1159/000325695
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Osteosarcoma with Cutaneous Metastases

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“…In our study, 66% of CSM were noted over the trunk and ventrum, while the head and neck region were affected in 24% of cases. In humans, skin metastasis from OSA seems to most commonly affect the scalp . No site of predilection was apparent from the 6 cases previously reported in dogs, as CSM were noted throughout the entire body; over the thigh, hip, larynx, and tarsus; or interscapular and dorsal lumbar areas .…”
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“…In our study, 66% of CSM were noted over the trunk and ventrum, while the head and neck region were affected in 24% of cases. In humans, skin metastasis from OSA seems to most commonly affect the scalp . No site of predilection was apparent from the 6 cases previously reported in dogs, as CSM were noted throughout the entire body; over the thigh, hip, larynx, and tarsus; or interscapular and dorsal lumbar areas .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…A majority of humans affected with CSM from OSA are reported to have had other sites of metastasis (lung, bone, lymph nodes, pleura, liver, central nervous system, etc.) detected concurrently or within 6 months . Considering the 6 previously reported cases of CSM from OSA in dogs, 2 had CSM diagnosed at the initial diagnosis with no other concomitant metastatic sites, and 4 had CSM diagnosed 1, 6, 7, and 19 months after the first metastatic event (pulmonary in all cases).…”
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