Temporomandibular joint anomalies in pediatric craniofacial Gorham-Stout disease

Gorham-Stout disease (GS) is a rare and little understood bone disease that leads to the progressive replacement of the affected bone by fibrous tissues. The mandible is the most commonly affected craniofacial bone, but there is no report to date of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) lesions in this condition. We aimed to characterize the involvement of the TMJ in this uncommon bone disorder.

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