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Studies in palaeopathology. Note on a tumour of the pelvis dating from roman times (250 A.D. ), and found in Egypt
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  • 1972The medical biology of the early Egyptian populations from Asswan, Assyut and Gebelen13 cited
  • 1979Paleopathologic diagnosis based on experimental mummification11 cited
  • 2016On the importance of considering disease subtypes: Earliest detection of a parosteal osteosarcoma? Differential diagnosis of an osteosarcoma in an Anglo–Saxon female10 cited

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