Enneking surveys the evolution of orthopaedic oncology in North America from 19th-century European classification work through the subspecialty's institutional maturation circa 2000, asking how sarcoma care transformed from amputation-dominant practice into modern limb salvage.
Provides historical context for understanding how current orthopaedic oncology practices and training programs developed in North America.
Enneking surveys the evolution of orthopaedic oncology in North America from 19th-century European classification work through the subspecialty's institutional maturation circa 2000, asking how sarcoma care transformed from amputation-dominant practice into modern limb salvage.
Provides historical context for understanding how current orthopaedic oncology practices and training programs developed in North America.