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Poland syndrome and Osteoblastoma: a case report
2014
Virchows Arch
unpublished
Objective: Poland syndrome is rare, with an incidence o f 1 in 7,000 100,000 live births, and is characterized by unilateral chest wall defects due to hypoplasia or abscence o f pectoralis muscles, costal cartilages or ribs and brachy-syndactyly. Breast carcinoma and Leukaemia are rare associations. Osteoblastoma is a rare, solitary, benign bone-forming tu m our with a prevalence o f 1 % o f all bone tumours. Common sites are vertebral column (34 %), long bones (30 %) and ribs (<5 %).
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