Cankers under bark with dead limbs = Hypoxylon canker. It's a secondary invader attacking stressed trees (drought, root damage, compaction).
If stress is relieved, tree may compartmentalize cankers. If canopy continues to thin, removal may be needed. Monitor nearby trees for similar stress.
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