Your academic institution may have purchased access to content. Find your institution below and we'll take you to your institution's login page
Login here to access an Administrator account for an institution, a personal subscription or to manage your alerts.
Receive monthly Table of Contents alerts from The Bone & Joint Journal
Comprehensive article alerts can be set up and managed through your account settings
View my account settings1. The clinical and pathological features are given of an example of the rare syndrome of progressive and massive osteolysis associated with haemangiomatous changes in the bones affected.
2. Twenty-six cases have been previously reported, but this is only the second from Britain. Only one other patient is considered to have died as a direct result of the disease.
Downloaded 162 times
