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Bony lesions similar to those of localized myositis ossificans in humans were found in the gluteal muscles around the right hip joints of two German Shepherd dogs. A soft tissue density was located radiographically in the muscles. Histopathologically, the lesions consisted of zonal proliferation of cellular fibrous tissue, osteoid tissue, and immature bone. The tissue showed zones of well‐formed osteoid or osseous trabeculae with the more mature bone situated at the periphery. Cellular pseudosarcomatous tissue was found in the central zones.
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