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MOYA ROSA, Enrique J.; CEBRIAN RODRIGUEZ, María Del Carmen  y  MOYA CORRALES, Yadira. Treatment of the anisomastia in a patient with Poland's Syndrome: a case report. AMC [online]. 2013, vol.17, n.5, pp. 584-589. ISSN 1025-0255.

Background: Poland's Syndrome is a congenital disease that has like common denominator the hipoplasia or infertility of the bigger pectoral muscle matched up to upsets of the mammary development. Objective: describing the clinical picture of a patient with this syndrome. Clinical case: It has to do with a patient with Poland's Syndrome that presents a deformity of the thorax, with a mammary unequal development and was submitted to surgical reparative treatment. Conclusions: Poland's syndrome has a clinical variable presentation, with several degrees of extension and severity. In case anisomastia proves to be useful in the surgical treatment.

Palabras clave : POLAND SYNDROME; THORAX [abnormalities]; SURGICAL PROCEDURES, OPERATIVE; CASE STUDIES; YOUNG ADULT.

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