Tumoren

  • Winfried Mohr
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Zusammenfassung

Selten entwickeln sich in Gelenken, Sehnenscheiden und Bursen benigne oder maligne Tumoren—im Kniegelenk wurden bei etwa 4.000 Arthrotomien in 2,3 % benigne Tumoren diagnostiziert [71].

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  • Winfried Mohr
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  1. 1.Universität Ulm Abt. PathologieUlmGermany

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