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      Intraosseous angioma: a rare cause of a rib mass in childhood

      Journal of Pediatric Surgery
      Vol. 47Issue 10e5–e7Published in issue: October, 2012
      • Francesca Biscaro
      • Marta Pillon
      • Marta Bordignon
      • Paolo Mesirca
      • Lara Alessandrini
      • Giovanni Cecchetto
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        Rib tumors are uncommon and represent 5% to 10% of all bony tumors. Regarding the benign rib lesions, costal angioma is very rare in childhood. We report a case of a rare angioma of a rib complicated by bone erosion in a young boy.
        Intraosseous angioma: a rare cause of a rib mass in childhood
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