Abstract
Get full access to this article
View all access options for this article.
References
1.
Gorham L.W.
,
Stout A.P.
Massive osteolysis (acute spontaneous absorption of bone, phantom bone, disappearing bone). J Bone Joint Surg [Am] 1955 ; 37 : 985 –1004 .
2.
Smith J.
Tumors of vascular origin. In:
Taveras J.M.
,
Ferrucci J.T.
, eds. Radiology: diagnosis — imaging — intervention. Vol 5 . Philadelphia, Pa : JB Lippincott , 1987 : 1 –8 .
3.
Choma N.D.
,
Biscotti C.V.
,
Bauer T.W.
,
Mehta A.C.
,
Licata A.A.
Gorham's syndrome: a case report and review of the literature. Am J Med 1987 ; 83 : 1151 –6 .
4.
Cameiro R.S.
,
Stiglich V.
Disappearing bone disease in the hand. Hand Surg [Am] 1987 ; 12 : 629 –34 .
5.
Perdicelli G.
,
Mattia P.
,
Zorzoli A.A.
,
Sorrone A.
,
DeMar-tino F.
,
Sciotto V.
Gorham syndrome. JAMA 1984 ; 252 : 1449 –51 .
6.
Kessler H.B.
,
Recht M.P.
,
Dalinka M.K.
Vascular anomalies in association with osteodystrophies — a spectrum. Skeletal Radiol 1983 ; 10 : 95 –101 .
7.
Heyden G.
,
Kindblom L.B.
,
Moller-Nieben J.
Disappearing bone disease—a clinical and histological study. J Bone Joint Surg [Am] 1977 ; 59 : 57 –61 .
8.
Ross J.L.
,
Schinella R.
,
Shenkman L.
Massive osteolysis: an unusual cause of bone destruction. Am J Med 1978 ; 65 : 367 –72 .