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A preoperative anterior-posterior (AP) and lateral X-ray view of the patient's left knee showing significant osteochondroma formation both superior and inferior to the knee joint. Subchondral sclerosis as well as medial and lateral loss of joint space is appreciable.
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Baseline X-rays were ordered for this patient's knee (Figure 1).
A two-month postoperative AP and lateral X-ray view of the patient's left knee displaying a Smith & Nephew posterior stabilized prosthesis with unchanged osteochondroma formation.
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Follow-up radiographs were ordered showing good alignment of a Smith & Nephew posterior stabilized prosthesis without subsidence (Figure 2).
(a) An AP view of the patient's right forearm with multiple osteochondroma formations, cubitus varus deformity, and shortened limb length. (b) An AP view of the patient's left femur displaying a large femoral neck osteochondroma with deformity of trochanteric structures.
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The patient has chronic pain elsewhere, which is being closely monitored (Figures 3 and 4).
An AP X-ray view displaying multiple osteochondromas at multiple sites in the clavicles, scapulae, and proximal humeri bilaterally as well as multiple right inferior anterior ribs.
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The patient has chronic pain elsewhere, which is being closely monitored (Figures 3 and 4).