Primary intraosseous Kaposi's sarcoma (KS) is extremely rare, with only three previously reported cases involving the mandible and maxilla (1, 2). All were human im-munodeficient virus (HIV)-infected victims. We report a case of non-AIDS-associated primary intraosseous KS and discuss the diagnosis and treatment of this rare case.
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