1938
DOI: 10.1001/archsurg.1938.01190240002001
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Tumors of the Spine

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“…Bell (1971), in a review of benign cartilaginous tumours of the sacrum, found 6 sacral tumours out of a total of 70 such spinous lesions. A sacral osteofibrochondroma was first described by Eikenbary (1928); Rix & Geschickter (1938) described 3 sacral tumours with histological evidence of chondroma in 2; Puig-Guri (1948) described a sacral chondroma, and Geschickter & Copeland (1949) published a case history of a myxochondroma involving the sacrum and lumbar vertebra. Chondromatous tumours are encapsulated, slow-growing, lobulated, and shell out.…”
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“…Bell (1971), in a review of benign cartilaginous tumours of the sacrum, found 6 sacral tumours out of a total of 70 such spinous lesions. A sacral osteofibrochondroma was first described by Eikenbary (1928); Rix & Geschickter (1938) described 3 sacral tumours with histological evidence of chondroma in 2; Puig-Guri (1948) described a sacral chondroma, and Geschickter & Copeland (1949) published a case history of a myxochondroma involving the sacrum and lumbar vertebra. Chondromatous tumours are encapsulated, slow-growing, lobulated, and shell out.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%