This case report describes a rare instance of primary osteogenic sarcoma of the brain, suggesting an origin from a primitive multipotential mesenchymal cell.
Supports primary brain osteogenic sarcoma in differentials; leaves open mesenchymal origin in broader populations.
The authors report a case of primary osteogenic sarcoma of the brain. Negative autopsy findings, complete bone radiographs, and bone-scanning techniques were consistent with a primary tumor focus in the right temporopietal region of the brain. The authors suggest an origin from a primitive multipotential mesenchymal cell.
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