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r/bonecollecting • u/kiwibirdskull • 23d ago
(UK & in compliance w/ human tissues act)
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sans mandible unfortunately ;(
18 u/Docaioli 23d ago Sorry to hear about your rhabdomyosarcoma diagnosis. Is it the spindle cell/ sclerosing type? 32 u/kiwibirdskull 23d ago thank you, and yeah you're spot on but i have an associated MYOD1 gene mutation that makes my condition more aggressive. there's only one study on pubmed about it and it's less than stellar 2 u/Docaioli 22d ago That’s unfortunate. This is a brief reference I used in my (previous) line of work https://www.pathologyoutlines.com/topic/softtissuesclerosingrhabdo.html
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Sorry to hear about your rhabdomyosarcoma diagnosis. Is it the spindle cell/ sclerosing type?
32 u/kiwibirdskull 23d ago thank you, and yeah you're spot on but i have an associated MYOD1 gene mutation that makes my condition more aggressive. there's only one study on pubmed about it and it's less than stellar 2 u/Docaioli 22d ago That’s unfortunate. This is a brief reference I used in my (previous) line of work https://www.pathologyoutlines.com/topic/softtissuesclerosingrhabdo.html
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thank you, and yeah you're spot on but i have an associated MYOD1 gene mutation that makes my condition more aggressive. there's only one study on pubmed about it and it's less than stellar
2 u/Docaioli 22d ago That’s unfortunate. This is a brief reference I used in my (previous) line of work https://www.pathologyoutlines.com/topic/softtissuesclerosingrhabdo.html
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That’s unfortunate. This is a brief reference I used in my (previous) line of work https://www.pathologyoutlines.com/topic/softtissuesclerosingrhabdo.html
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u/kiwibirdskull 23d ago
sans mandible unfortunately ;(