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RESUMO
Os autores elaboraram uma revisão teórica sobre metástases ósseas, fouado os seguintes aspectos: incidência e distribuçāo; mecanisnaos e patogénese; diagnóstico, tratamento, avaliação da resposta ao tratamento e prognóstico.
REV PORT PNEUMOL 1998; IV (2): 217-231
Palavras chave:
Metástases ósseas
Cancro
ABSTRACT
The autors have drown up a theoretical review on bone metastases, aiming the following issues: incidence and distribution, mechanisms and pathogenesis, diagnosis, treatment, assessment of response to treatment and prognosis.
REV PORT PNEUMOL 1998; IV (2): 217-231
Key-words:
Bone metastases
Cancer
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