Pilomatricomas: association with myotonic dystrophy
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- DOI: 10.1159/000250269
Pilomatricomas: association with myotonic dystrophy
Abstract
The association of pilomatricomas with myotonic dystrophy is rare. The following is the 11th case. Some clinical characteristic features suggest that patients with myotonic dystrophy have a predisposition to develop pilomatricomas.
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