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Phakomatosen und verwandte Krankheitsbilder mit Skelettveränderungen

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Phakomatosen sind sehr seltene Krankheitsbilder, auf die der Radiologe aber vorbereitet sein sollte, denn nicht selten liegt der Schlüssel zur korrekten Diagnose im Projektionsradiogramm oder einem anderen radiologischen Verfahren. Das gilt ganz besonders für die polyzystische lipomembranöse Osteodysplasie und die Neurofibromatose.

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Freyschmidt, J. (2016). Phakomatosen und verwandte Krankheitsbilder mit Skelettveränderungen. In: Skeletterkrankungen. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-48137-0_9

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