1988
DOI: 10.1002/mpo.2950160215
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Tumors of the thymus

Abstract: CLINICAL SUMMARYJ.V., a 40-year-old white male with a past medical history of myasthenic symptoms for 15-20 years, underwent a resection of his thymus in March 1986. He was told he had a non-invasive thymoma that required no further treatment. He did well until August 1986, when he noted left shoulder pain. Because his shoulder pain persisted, a bone scan was done in October 1986. This study revealed multiple lesions involving the left clavicle, sternum, spine at the eleventh thoracic and first lumbar vertebra… Show more

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