Scleroderma: dystrophic calcification with spinal cord compression.

A R Petrocelli; L W Bassett; J Mirra; R H Gold; E Brahn

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Scleroderma: dystrophic calcification with spinal cord compression.

A R Petrocelli·L W Bassett·J Mirra·R H Gold·E Brahn

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A R Petrocelli, L W Bassett, J Mirra, R H Gold, E Brahn. 1988. Scleroderma: dystrophic calcification with spinal cord compression.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3236311/

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