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SUMMARY A male aged 54 developed recurrent carcinoma of urinary bladder. No bone formed in the stroma of the bladder growths at any time, but well‐formed bone was present in the stroma of a metastasis in the abdominal wall. The literature of osseous metaplasia in such tumours is reviewed and its pathogenesis discussed.
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