Multiple enchondromas and hobnail hemangiomas revealing a rare type of Maffucci syndrome
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- DOI: 10.1111/ijd.17203
Multiple enchondromas and hobnail hemangiomas revealing a rare type of Maffucci syndrome
Keywords: enchondromatosis; genetics; hobnail lymphangiomas; neoplasms.
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