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Pre-operative X-rays are showing well- defined homogenous foci of calcifications with lytic lesion in the left 2nd metacarpal.
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F1
Radiographs showed well- defined, homogenous focal lesions in the epi-metaphyseal regions of all bones of the hand and wrist (Fig. 1).
Homogenous lesions present in the pelvis as well.
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F2
The pelvis showed the well- defined homogenous lesions as well (Fig. 2).
Histopathology showed lobules of cartilage in sheets ofbonyfragments.
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F3
Focal areas showed cellular cartilage (Fig. 3).
1 year follow-up X-ray.
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F4
On serial follow-up up to 4 years, there has been no recurrence of the lesion and patient has no pain or restriction of movements (Fig. 4 and 5).
4 years follow-up clinical photos (a, b, c) and X-ray (d).
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F5
On serial follow-up up to 4 years, there has been no recurrence of the lesion and patient has no pain or restriction of movements (Fig. 4 and 5).