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. 1985 Oct;78(10):866–867. doi: 10.1177/014107688507801018

Osteoporosis and mastocytosis with late appearance of urticaria pigmentosa.

G B Colver, T J Ryan, R P Dawber, F Wojnarowska, R Smith

PMCID: PMC1289958 PMID: 4045893

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