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X ray Y view of scapula showing sessile bony swelling arising from dorsal aspect of scapula. Arrow points towards bony swelling.
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F1
X ray of scapula (scapular Y view) showed sessile swelling originating from scapula (Fig. 1).
CT scan of thorax transverse cut. Arrow points towards bony swelling arising from posterior aspect of scapula.
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F2
Same thing was confirmed on CT scan of thorax (Fig. 2).
Intraoperative photograph which shows osteochondroma. Osteochondroma exposed through dorsal incision on scapula.
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F3
Swelling was excised enmass (Figs. 3 and 4).
After excision Osteochondroma measured with scale. Osteochondroma measures three by four centimetres.
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Swelling was excised enmass (Figs. 3 and 4).
Histopathology identifies swelling as osteochondroma. Micrographic picture with 10x resolution is showed. Vertical arrow points towards osteoid elements while horizontal arrow points towards chondroid elements.
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F5
Diagnosis of osteochondroma was confirmed on histopathological examination (Fig. 5).
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X-ray foot AP view. Arrow points towards osteochondroma at base of first metatarsal.
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On X-ray (Fig. 6), a retained glass piece was identified near the base of first metatarsal.
3 D CT scan of foot. Horizontal arrow points towards osteochondroma at base of first metatarsal and vertical arrow points at retained foreign body.
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F7
Same was confirmed on CT scan of foot (Fig. 7).
Intraoperative picture shows incision taken on dorsal aspect of foot to expose osteochondroma.
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Foreign body and bony swelling were excised (Fig. 8).