When Dr. Frederick Eilber first began operating on sarcoma patients in the early 1970s in the new surgical oncology division at UCLA, most of his procedures were limb amputations. Now, three decades later, as Eilber’s son prepares to take over the UCLA Sarcoma Program that his father founded, things are much different.
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