From the records of Memorial Hospital of the past 50 years, 47 cases with an established
diagnosis of radiation-induced sarcoma were identified and divided into two groups: the first …

That ionizing radiation could induce neoplasia became evident soon after the discovery of
roentgen rays. As early as 1907, Porter and White (18) collected 11 cases of skin carcinoma …

Thirty-four additional cases of sarcoma developing in previously irradiated bone are
documented, bringing the total Mayo Clinic experience in sarcoma appearing after radiation …

Abstract During the period 1931 to 1970, 50 cases of radiation‐induced osteogenic sarcoma
were seen at the Memorial and James Ewing Hospitals. Twenty‐two of these cases had …

Historically, the literature reveals that the incidence of radiation induced bone sarcomas is
very low. Details related to epidemiology cannot be identified, however, because of the …

Ten cases of irradiation induced sarcoma of bone which fulfilled Cahan's criteria were seen
in a twenty year period at the Princess Margaret Hospital. The overall incidence of this …

WILLIAM G. CAHAN, MD, HELEN Q. WooDARD, PH. D., NoRMAN L. HIGINBoTHAM, MD,
FRED W. STEwART, MD, and BRADLEY L. COLEY, MD l-years ago the trend toward the …

The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery Page 1 VOL._XXVII, NO. 2 APRIL,_1945 The Journal of
Bone and Joint Surgery THE DEVELOPMENT OF SARCOMA IN BONE SUBJECTEI) TO …

The literature on clinical material includes the group of European patients with bone and
joint tuberculosis who were treated by roentgen rays and subsequently developed …

A review has been made of clinical aspects of sarcoma induced by external irradiation. The
literature is surveyed and two new cases are reported. One arose in an area of chronic …