Shaddai Urbina-Ramírez, MD

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Man With Recurring Chordoma and Progressive Disease Despite Radiotherapy and Radical Resection

ByMonica Meneses-Medina, MD,Ana C. Ceja-Bojorge, MD,Anamari Perochena-Gonzalez, MD,Shaddai Urbina-Ramírez, MD,Jazmin de Anda-Gonzalez, MD,María T. Bourlon, MD, MSc, FASCO

February 16th 2016

A 60-year-old man presented with lower limb claudication and a painful mass on his left buttock. Physical examination revealed a firm round mass, fixed to deep planes. A biopsy was performed and revealed a chordoma.

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Man With Recurring Chordoma and Progressive Disease Despite Radiotherapy and Radical Resection
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Man With Recurring Chordoma and Progressive Disease Despite Radiotherapy and Radical Resection

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