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Prise en charge des ostéosarcomes de l’adulte

Management of adult osteosarcomas

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The French National Cancer Institute encourages the organization and implementation of meetings and national structured networks dedicated to the management of rare cancers such as adult osteosarcoma. The goal is to improve the quality of care, to help obtaining specialized expertise and advice, and to promote clinical research. Professors Gouin (Orthopaedics, Nantes) and Anract (Orthopaedics, Paris) are driving this national project. This paper presents a literature review focused on the management of adult osteosarcoma and its specificities.

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L’institut national du cancer encourage la mise en place de réunions de concertation de recours et de réseaux nationaux structurés pour la prise en charge des cancers rares. Les ostéosarcomes de l’adulte sont un exemple de maladie qui entre dans cette dynamique. L’objectif est de permettre une amélioration de la qualité des soins, une facilitation de l’accès aux expertises très spécialisées et une dynamisation de la recherche clinique. Les professeurs Gouin (orthopédie, Nantes) et Anract (orthopédie, Paris) coordonnent ce projet. Cet article est une revue centrée sur la prise en charge de l’ostéosarcome de l’adulte et ses spécificités.

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Goldwasser, F., Anract, P. Prise en charge des ostéosarcomes de l’adulte. Oncologie 10, 378–383 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10269-008-0910-7

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