Rapid progression of a pregnancy-associated intra-abdominal desmoid tumor in the post-partum period: A case report

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scientific article published on 26 October 2016

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Rapid progression of a pregnan ...... t-partum period: A case report

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Rapid progression of a pregnan ...... -partum period: A case report.

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Rapid progression of a pregnan ...... -partum period: A case report.

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Rapid progression of a pregnan ...... t-partum period: A case report

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Rapid progression of a pregnan ...... -partum period: A case report.

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Rapid progression of a pregnan ...... t-partum period: A case report

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David Hanna

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H Richard Alexander

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Michail Magarakis

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Susan B Kesmodel

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William S Twaddell

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10.1016/J.IJSCR.2016.10.056

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