Lipidized fibrous histiocytoma on the left condyle of the tibia
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T. Kadono | K. Tamaki | Y. Tsunemi | A. Le Pavoux | Takahiro Watanabe | H. Saeki | K. Kikuchi | E. Mori | Y. Fujita
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