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CASE REPORT
A 62-year-old patient presented with abdominal discomfort, weight loss, discoloration of the skin, and dark urine (figure 1). His medical history revealed achondroplasia. Physical examination showed a short stature due to achondroplasia, a remarkable blue-grey skin discoloration most pronounced in the sun exposed skin, pathological lymphadenopathies of the right axilla, an enlarged liver and a scar on his back after a wide excision of a skin lesion performed 20 years ago, according to the patient.
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