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Hemangioma of Bone Wheeless

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Description: Discussion: - typically seen in asymptomatic patients; - symptomatic patients over 40 years old may present following small spine fractures; - hemangiomas affect bone are rare; - these tumors may be located on the periosteal surface, within the cortex, or within the medullary canal;

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Author/Contact: Wheeless
Institution: Duke
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Language: English

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Added: Tue Mar 27 2007