Abstract
Introduction: Bone sarcomas are rare malignancies and once advanced, there is limited response to current chemotherapeutic regimens. Targeted therapies could have substantial impact on these diseases.
Areas covered: Specific molecular targets of bone sarcomas are reviewed along with the various targeted therapies that have potential to change the outcome of these chemotherapy resistant diseases.
Expert opinion: There are promising pathways identified that targeted inhibitors could provide better treatment options for metastatic bone sarcomas. There is a strong need for continued Phase II and III clinical trials investigating these molecularly targeted therapies.
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