Lesiones osteolíticas multifocales[diagnóstico: tumor de células gigantes (TCG) de tipo óseo]

1. M.A. Sáez García
2. M. Romano
3. D.M. Crego Vita
4. M.A. Ortega Núñez
5. F. Rueda Correa
6. C. Ferrara Coppola

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Abstract

A 79-year-old woman with multiple pathologies and multiple osteolytic lesions during the Covid-19 pandemic. Histo- pathological and radiological differential diagnosis of injuries.

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