UroToday.com - Bone is a very common site of prostate cancer metastases, and in most patients the only site of disease progression. At the skeletal site of metastatic invasion, the bone metabolism is deregulated as a result of the presence of tumour cells in the bone microenvironment...
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UroToday.com - Bone is a very common site of prostate cancer metastases, and in most patients the only site of disease progression. At the skeletal site of metastatic invasion, the bone metabolism is deregulated as a result of the presence of tumour cells in the bone microenvironment...
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