Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4137614 | Revista Española de Patología | 2015 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
Chordomas are rare midline neoplasms arising from notochord tissue remnants. They account for 1-4% of all bone malignancies. Although considered to be slow growing, low grade neoplasms which rarely metastasize, their tendency for local invasion and frequent recurrence mean that they have a considerable late mortality rate. Several clinical and biological factors have been proposed as prognostic indicators, however, histopathological characteristics have not yet been considered. Our aim is to evaluate the histopathological features of ten cases of chordoma in relation to the clinical outcome.
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Authors
Carolina MartÃnez-Ciarpaglini, Samuel Navarro, Antonio MartÃn, Esther Rosello-Sastre,