Enchondroma.
An enchondroma is a type of noncancerous bone tumor that begins in cartilage. Cartilage is the gristly connective tissue from which most bones develop.
The x-ray of shoulder AP view show Enchondroma radiological case study.
Patient Data
patient History of Enchondroma.
— No known medical illness.
— Complaint of right shoulder pain for 4 years.
— Intermittent pain, throbbing in nature.
— Partially relieved with analgesic.
— Worsened after sport activity..
— History of trauma.
— There is an expansile lesion involving right humerus, coronoid process of scapula and right 4th anterior ribs.
— The lesion has a chondroid matrix and narrow zone of transition.
— Right humeral head is displaced medially and located below corocoid.
Diagnosing:- Multiple enchondroma and right anterior shoulder dislocation.
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