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Multiple Symmetric Lipomatosis: New Classification System Based on the Largest German Patient Cohort

1 Apr 2018

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BACKGROUND: Multiple symmetric lipomatosis (MSL) is defined as a disorder of nonencapsulated adipose tissue growth. Its prevalence is indicated as 1:25,000 and affects, as stated in the literature, mainly Mediterranean males (male:female ratio of 15:1). Phenotypes are still classified as defined by Donhauser in 1991. We report clinical and phenotypic data of the largest patient cohort investigated in Germany so...

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PMID: 29876171
DOI: 10.1097/gox.0000000000001722

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