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SPINDLE CELL LIPOMA OF THE BREAST

NICHOLAS J. MULVANY, ALVINGTON C. SILVESTER, JOHN P. COLLINS Anatomical Pathology Department and the Breast Unit; The Royal Womens Hospital, Melbourne, Australia
Pages 288-291 | Published online: 06 Jul 2009

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