Non-traumatic complications of a solitary rib osteochondroma; an unusual cause of hemoptysis and pneumothorax

Non-traumatic complications of a solitary rib osteochondroma; an unusual cause of hemoptysis and pneumothorax

Osteochondromas are a very common and usually asymptomatic entity which may originate anywhere in the appendicular and axial skeleton. However, the ribs are a rare site of origin and here they may prove symptomatic for mechanical reasons. In this case report, we describe an unusual case of a symptom...

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Hauptverfasser: Versteegh, VE, Welvaart, WN, Oberink-Gustafsson, EEM, Lindenholz, A, Staaks, GHA, Schaefer-Prokop, CM
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