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Volume 149, Issue 3 , Pages 455-456 , March 2011

Malignant fibrous histiocytoma of the greater omentum

Pietro Addeo, MD
- Department of General, Geriatric and Oncological Surgery and Advanced Technologies, University of Naples “Federico II,” 2nd School of Medicine, Naples, Italy
- Reprint requests: Pietro Addeo, MD, Department of General, Geriatric and Oncological Surgery, and Advanced Technologies. University of Naples “Federico II,” 2nd School of Medicine, via Pansini, 5 – 80131 Napoli, Italy.
Giovanni Domenico De Palma, MD
- Department of General, Geriatric and Oncological Surgery and Advanced Technologies, University of Naples “Federico II,” 2nd School of Medicine, Naples, Italy
Stefania Masone, MD
- Department of General, Geriatric and Oncological Surgery and Advanced Technologies, University of Naples “Federico II,” 2nd School of Medicine, Naples, Italy
Massimo Mascolo, MD
- Department of Biomorphological and Functional Sciences, University of Naples “Federico II,” 2nd School of Medicine, Naples, Italy
Giovanni Persico, MD
- Department of General, Geriatric and Oncological Surgery and Advanced Technologies, University of Naples “Federico II,” 2nd School of Medicine, Naples, Italy

,Accepted 1 October 2009.

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