Abstract
Almost all primary bone tumors that occur in adults are also seen in children. However, some of them occur so rarely in children that they are not encountered in most medical practices and may be seen only occasionally even in large children’s hospitals. The frequency of primary bone tumors in children is not known exactly. Tumor registers, which are now common in developed countries, are relatively recent and do not give reliable statistical data because of the small numbers of cases.
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