Sánchez PAA, Rangel RIC, Aburto MEM, Martínez FM, Paniagua GJ, Miranda MNF

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ABSTRACT

Parosteal osteosarcoma is a primary bone tumor on the osseous surface, and is typically composed by well differentiated but malignant fibrous, osseous and cartilaginous tissue. This tumor occurred in a male, 8 year old German Shepherd dog which was diagnosed by fine needle biopsy and X-rays and confirmed by a histhological study.

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