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[Unilateral subjective tinnitus «vanishing bone» disease (Goram-Stout syndrome).]

A I Kryukov1, E P Karpova2, L V Toropchina2

  • 1Sverzhevsky Research Clinical Institute of Otorhinolaryngology, Moscow, Russia.

Vestnik Otorinolaringologii
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Gorham-Stout diseaseGorham-Stout syndromeangiogenic bone destructionidiopathic osteolysislymphangiogenesisphantom bone diseaseprogressive massive osteolysissirolimustemporal boneunilateral tinnitusvanishing bone disease

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