Neoplasms, Fibrous Tissue

Non toccarmi! Un caso di lesione ossea “don’t touch”

Casertano M, Caprio AM, Longobardi G

2022/9 — pag. 601-604 — DOI

Bone lesions in children are common yet difficult to manage, both for the concern that they arouse in the patient’s family and for their heterogeneous nature. Although most cases are benign, the distinction between benign and malignant bone tumours i...

Non toccarmi! Un caso di lesione ossea “don’t touch”

Casertano M, Caprio AM, Longobardi G

2022/9 — pag. 177-180 — DOI

Bone lesions in children are common yet difficult to manage, both for the concern that they arouse in the patient’s family and for their heterogeneous nature. Although most cases are benign, the distinction between benign and malignant bone tumours i...

La storia di Marco

S. Castelli

2002/7 — pag. 454-455

Una biopsia utile

D. Dibello

2002/1

Miofibromatosi congenita: un caso clinico

I. Marinelli, A. Vendemiati, C. Fiorentini, F. Arcangeli

2001/10

Miofibromatosi congenita

I. Marinelli, A. Vendemiati, C. Fiorentini, F. Arcangeli

2001/10 — pag. 697-697

Congenital myofibromatosis can be cutaneous or visceral. Report of a case featuring multiple elements, both endophytic and exophytic, which appeared after birth and spontaneously regressed. One of them was accompanied by a lack in cranial bones....