A case of enchondroma from Carolingian necropolis of St. Pere De Terrassa (Spain): An insight into the archaeological record
Hannah McGlynn|Miriam Montanes-Gonzalvo|Assumpció Malgosa|Giampaolo Piga|Albert Isidro
Enchondromas occur with an estimated modern incidence rate of 27.7% benign bone tumors (Hauben and Hogendoorn, 2010), but few are represented in the paleopathological record. The medieval site St. Pere Spain has produced a convincing case. diagnosis was confirmed by X-Ray, CT-scan μ-CT scan. Therefore UF 755 from - male more than 60 years old can be as femoral case enchondroma, supported evidence,
International Journal of Paleopathology|PubMed