Case Report
Report of a Rare Case of Gorham-Stout Disease of Both Shoulders: Bisphosphonate Treatment and Shoulder Replacement
Table 2
Criteria for the diagnosis of Gorham-Stout-disease [
13].
| (i) Positive histology (angiomatosis) | | (ii) Absence of cellular atypicalities | | (iii) Minimal or no osteoplastic reaction | | (iv) Local progressing resorption of bone | | (v) Absence of ulcerations | | (vi) Absence of visceral involvement | | (vii) Radiological finding of osteolysis | | (viii) Ruling out of hereditary, metabolic, neoplastic, infectious, or immunological etiology | |
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