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Case Report| Volume 58, ISSUE 4, P775-778, July 2019

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Pretibial Panniculitis Ossificans—A Rare but Significant Diagnosis

      Abstract

      Pretibial panniculitis ossificans is a rare condition. In this report, we describe a 67-year-old male localized to his right pretibial tissue, approximately 20 years after contusion to the same area.

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