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The most severe case of multiple osteochondromas in paleopathological record is from an Early Medieval burial site in the Venetian Lagoon

2024-04-05

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>In recent years, paleopathological cases from ancient contexts are being increasingly taken into account to reconstruct the clinical history of a number of diseases, in particular congenital ones, at times still featuring in the genes of present-day populations. The skeleton of a male (T97) with an estimated age-at-death of 40–45 years has been found in the Early Medieval phase of an ar...

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5cfbc9d4-b520-5058-b6ce-b3f41efd9e65
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4192117/v1
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