Abstract:Osteosarcoma (OSA) is a primary tumor of bone that occurs in both humans (hOSA) and dogs (cOSA) and has been recognized as being very similar across these species. In fact, OSA is probably the best example where surgical, radiological and drug trials have been translated from testing in pet dogs with OSA to trials in human patients. In both humans and dogs treated for OSA, the primary treatment modalities are surgery and cytotoxic chemotherapy with doxorubicin and platinum‐based drugs standard for both and met… Show more
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