Gorham-stout disease (gsd), is a rare disorder of unknown etiology. although a non-malignant,non-infectious condition, gsd results in massive destruction of bones by osteolysis secondary toproliferation of blood vessels. we present a young man afflicted with this condition with coexistingtuberculous pleural effusion and the successful outcome with treatment.
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Amaç & Hipotez:Gorham-stout disease (gsd), is a rare disorder of unknown etiology. although a non-malignant,non-infectious condition, gsd results in massive destruction of bones by osteolysis secondary toproliferation of blood vessels. we present a young man afflicted with this condition with coexistingtuberculous pleural effusion and the successful outcome with treatment.
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Temel Bulgular & Veri:Gorham-stout disease (gsd), is a rare disorder of unknown etiology. although a non-malignant,non-infectious condition, gsd results in massive destruction of bones by osteolysis secondary toproliferation of blood vessels. we present a young man afflicted with this condition with coexistingtuberculous pleural effusion and the successful outcome with treatment.
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Sonuç & Katkı:Gorham-stout disease (gsd), is a rare disorder of unknown etiology. although a non-malignant,non-infectious condition, gsd results in massive destruction of bones by osteolysis secondary toproliferation of blood vessels. we present a young man afflicted with this condition with coexistingtuberculous pleural effusion and the successful outcome with treatment.
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Abstract
Gorham-stout disease (gsd), is a rare disorder of unknown etiology. although a non-malignant,non-infectious condition, gsd results in massive destruction of bones by osteolysis secondary toproliferation of blood vessels. we present a young man afflicted with this condition with coexistingtuberculous pleural effusion and the successful outcome with treatment.
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Bu Makaleye Atıf Yap
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