10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FIBROMATA»
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Self- Assessment on Trauma and Orthopaedics
Answers. to. Case. History. 41. ( 1 ) The AP X-ray of both femora shows multiple
radiolucent areas with thin sclerotic rims in the distal third of the right femur. No
glass fragments. (2) Non-ossifying fibromata (around the knee is a common site).
2
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
Fibromata.—One of the commonest seats of fibroma is the skin. Multiple
fibromata of the skin sometimes occur in enormous numbers and cover the whole
surface of the body; they are often accompanied by pendulous tumors of
enormous size.
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Hutchison's Paediatrics
The condition is now thought to be fully penetrant and recurrences which have
occurred when parents are apparently unaffected are now recognised to be due
to one of the parents having minimal clinical features such as periungual
fibromata ...
Gupta Goel, Krishna M. Goel, Devendra K. Gupta, 2012
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Geneal surgical affections. The blood-vessels. The nerves. ...
Although usually single, fibromata may attack the same patient in large numbers,
particularly in the nerves, the skin, and uterus. They are more common in adults
than in children, but may occur at any age. They are liable to soften by mucous ...
Sir Frederick Treves, 1785
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Textbook of Dermatology for Homoeopaths
The characteristic skin lesions include: (a) adenoma sebaceum or angiofibroma,
(b) periungual fibromata or Koenen's tumour, (c) shagreen patch, and (d) ovoid or
linear leaf-shaped white macules. Angiofibromas (Fig. 5) usually appear ...
Ramji Gupta, R. K. Manchanda, 2005
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Tuberous Sclerosis Complex
... Whittemore Medical Director National Tuberous Sclerosis Association. FIGURE
11.13. Ungual fibromata. Numerous grapelike fibrous papules and nodules are
visible. Pressure from shoes is thought to stimulate the growth of the fibromata.
Manuel Rodriguez Gomez Professor of Pediatric Neurology Mayo Medical School (Emeritus), Julian R. Sampson Senior Lecturer in Medical Genetics University of Wales College of Medicine, Vicky Holets Whittemore Medical Director National Tuberous Sclerosis Association, 1999
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An Aid to the MRCP PACES: Stations 1, 3 and 5
Record fibromata and shagreen patches). Tuberous sclerosis is a phakomatosis (
see also footnote, p. 281). Autosomal dominant but 80% are sporadic due to new
mutations.T The gene is on chromosomes l6pl3 and 9q34. I-lamartomata ...
Robert E. J. Ryder, M. Afzal Mir, E. Anne Freeman, 2009
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A Monograph of Diseases of Nose & Throat
Fibromata are of a pinkish color and are firmer to pressure than papilloma,
though somewhat resembling the latter in appearance. Fibromata are sometimes
pedunculated, or their point of attachment may be only slightly constricted; they
are ...
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Essential Revision Notes for Intercollegiate MRCS.: Book 1
Fibromata. Dermatofibroma. Also called fibrous histiocytoma or sclerosing
haemangioma. • Can occur in any adult but more common in young and middle-
aged women • More common on the limbs • Benign neoplasm of the fibroblasts of
the ...
Claire Ritchie Chalmers, Sam Andrews, Catherine Parchment Smith, 2006
A Consideration of Ovarian Fibromata, Based on a Study of Two Recent Cases
and Eighty-two Collected from the Literature.—Dr. REUBEN PETERSON of Ann
Arbor, Mich, read a paper on this subject. The writer's first case was a woman, ...
