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Large pseudoencapsulated subcutaneous angiomyxoma: Surgical management
Christine M Shaver1, Steven E Kolker2, Richard G Bennett1,3,4
1Bennett Surgery Center, Santa Monica, California.
JAAD Case Reports
|September 28, 2018
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