

FIBROUS DYSPLASIA OF RIB - AN UNUSUAL CAUSE OF CHEST PAIN
Abstract
Fibrous dysplasia of rib was not considered as part of the differential diagnosis of chest discomfort, since it is typically painless. We present a patient with left chest pain due to fibrous dysplasia of the fourth rib left side. This is a rare presentation described with fibrous dysplasia of the rib with left chest pain that mimicked angina.
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