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La enfermedad de Gorham-Stout es una enfermedad extremadamente rara del hueso caracterizada porla pérdida de masa ósea asociada a menudo a proliferación angiomatosa (un angioma es un tumor caracterizado por la hiperplasia o desarrollo excesivo del tejido vascular sanguíneo). La destrucción del huesopuede ocurrir en un solo hueso exclusivamente o envarios huesos adyacentes a la vez. Describimos uncaso clínico de una gestante con síndrome de Gorhandiagnosticado antes del embarazo y realizamos unaextensa revisión sobre la bibliografía existente en laactualidad.
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Gorham-Stout disease is an extremely rare bone disease characterised by loss of bone mass, and is often associated with angiomatous proliferation (an angio-ma is a tumour characterised by hyperplasia or excessive development of vascular tissue). Bone destruction may occur in only one bone, or in various adjacent bones at the same time. We describe the clinical case of a gestant with Gorham-Stout syndrome, diagnosed before pregnancy. We also make an extensive review of current literature.
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