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Joint, Bone, Spine, 11/19/08
Kakitsubata Y et al. - Minimal tumor invasion of the discovertebral junction may not be identified at magnetic resonance imaging or gross anatomic inspection, or both, because small metastatic foci may be obscured by abnormalities in the morphology of the cartilaginous endplate.
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