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Ectopic growth hormone-secreting pituitary adenoma involving the clivus treated with octreotide: role of magnetic resonance imaging in the diagnosis and clinical follow-up by Ferraz-Filho, José Roberto L, Torres, Ulysses S, Teixeira, Augusto César V, Castro, Maria Laura S, Dias, Marco Antonio F

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Trypanosoma cruzi infection reactivation manifested by encephalitis in a Chagas heart transplant recipient by Bestetti, Reinaldo B, Rubio, Fernando G, Ferraz Filho, José Roberto L, Goes, Mário J, Neto, Dalísio de Santi, Akio, Fábio, Villafanha, Daniel F

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Involvement of the oral cavity in a carotid pseudoaneurysm of an adolescent treated by an endovascular procedure by Reis, Fernando, Reis, Luis Fernando, Ferraz Filho, José Roberto L., de Godoy, José Maria Pereira

“…Pseudoaneurysms of the internal carotid artery are uncommon and normally secondary to trauma of the cervical region. Frequently it is the throat and neck…”
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Involvement of the oral cavity in a carotid pseudoaneurysm of an adolescent treated by an endovascular procedure by Reis, Fernando, Reis, Luis Fernando, Filho, Jose Roberto L. Ferraz, Pereira de Godoy, Jose

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Ectopic growth hormone-secreting pituitary adenoma involving the clivus treated with octreotide: role of magnetic resonance imaging in the diagnosis and clinical follow-up by Ferraz-Filho, José Roberto L, Torres, Ulysses S, Teixeira, Augusto César V, Castro, Maria Laura S, Dias, Marco Antonio F

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Trypanosoma cruzi infection reactivation manifested by encephalitis in a Chagas heart transplant recipient by Bestetti, Reinaldo B, Rubio, Fernando G, Ferraz Filho, José Roberto L, Goes, Mário J, de Santi Neto, Dalísio, Akio, Fábio, Villafanha, Daniel F

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Involvement of the oral cavity in a carotid pseudoaneurysm of an adolescent treated by an endovascular procedure by Reis, Fernando, Reis, Luis Fernando, Ferraz Filho, José Roberto L., de Godoy, José Maria Pereira

“…Pseudoaneurysms of the internal carotid artery are uncommon and normally secondary to trauma of the cervical region. Frequently it is the throat and neck…”
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