Gorham-Stout syndrome: the radiologic-pathologic correlation as a diagnostic pathway when bone is vanishing

Andrade, Rubens Gabriel Feijó; Sperb, Ana Paula Vieira Fernandes Benites; Hochhegger, Bruno; Serafini, Osvaldo Andre; Valduga, Simone Gianella

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Gorham-Stout syndrome: the radiologic-pathologic correlation as a diagnostic pathway when bone is vanishing

Rubens Gabriel Feijó Andrade^1,a; Ana Paula Vieira Fernandes Benites Sperb^2,b; Bruno Hochhegger^3,4,c; Osvaldo Andre Serafini^5,d; Simone Gianella Valduga^6,7,e

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