Fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva: Clinical and genetic aspects

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Myositis Ossificans 100%
• Aggressive Fibromatosis 14%
• Heterotopic Ossification 13%
• Hallux 13%
• Progressive Osseous Heteroplasia 9%
• Type I Bone Morphogenetic Protein Receptors 8%
• Accidental Falls 8%
• Activin Receptors 7%
• Virus Diseases 7%
• Aponeurosis 7%
• activin A 7%
• Activins 6%
• Soft Tissue Injuries 6%
• Wheelchairs 6%
• Lymphedema 6%
• Bone and Bones 6%
• Intramuscular Injections 5%
• Mutation 5%
• Fascia 5%
• Osteosarcoma 5%
• Missense Mutation 5%
• Genetic Testing 5%
• Ligaments 4%
• Sarcoma 4%
• Connective Tissue 4%
• Tendons 4%
• Respiratory Tract Infections 4%
• Longevity 4%
• Fatigue 4%
• Edema 4%
• Adrenal Cortex Hormones 4%
• Skeletal Muscle 4%
• Phosphotransferases 4%
• Differential Diagnosis 4%
• Amino Acids 3%
• Parturition 3%
• Thorax 3%
• Inflammation 3%
• Child 2%
• Genes 2%
• Neoplasms 1%
• Therapeutics 0%