Giant congenital nevus associated with papillary thyroid cancer: the first case report.

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Giant congenital nevus associated with papillary thyroid cancer: the first case report.

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Giant congenital nevus associated with papillary thyroid cancer: the first case report.

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Lucia Manganaro

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Maria G Onesti

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Michele Maruccia

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Nicolò Scuderi

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Paola Parisi

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Piero Chirletti

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10.1111/J.1365-4632.2012.05589.X

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