İbrahim ADALETLİ, Deniz TUGCU, Zeynep KARAKAŞ, Zuhal BAYRAMOĞLU, Serap KARAMAN, Emine CALİSKAN, Bilge BİLGİÇ, Ebru YİLMAZ

Diffuse metastatic liver involvement of congenital neuroblastoma without primary mass and mimicking chronic liver disease

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