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of the lesion with fine needle or very early in the physical history of the lesion, might be composed only of the spindle cell population component, lacking any osteochondroid elements. This may yield on morphological grounds differential diagnosis of
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radiographs at the early stage of the disease create a non-specific syndrome, which often causes a delay in the diagnosis. The average time between the onset of the disease and the diagnosis is four years. 6 , 7 Based on the three major series, the mean
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