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Albers-Schönberg disease; with report of two cases in an Egyptian family.
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[Osteosclerotic anemia: a clinical case].
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[Comments on a condensing osteopathy of the types of Albers-Schonberg disease].
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[A case of Albers-Schönberg's disease].
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[Osteopoikilosis: biological study].
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[Pathogenesis of osteopetrosis (Albers-Schönberg disease) with a contribution to its differential diagnosis].
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[Morpho-radiological aspects of osteopecilia: an unusual aspect of osteopecilic spots].
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[Osteopecilia: special type with profuse lentigines].
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[A familial case of melorheostosis].
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[Albers-Schoenberg osteopetrosis with unusual osseous changes].
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[Albers-Schonberg disease; extensive parathyroidectomy; remote results].
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[Aminoaciduria in cystin thesaurismosis and marble bone disease].
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[Mixed osteosclerotic-osteolytic form of lymphogranulomatosis].
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[Another type of osseous dystrophy].
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[A further case of osteopecilia].
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