Presentation
Known case of enchondromatosis, 5th metacarpal pain
Patient Data
Age: 25 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Enchondromatosis - pathological fracture
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Multiple lytic expansile lesions involving multiple metacarpals and phalanges with narrow transition zones and endosteal scalloping consistent with enchondromatosis.
Pathological fracture seen at mid part of the 5th metacarpal bone through lytic lesion.
From the case:
Enchondromatosis - pathological fracture
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Pathological fracture seen at mid part of the 5th metacarpal bone through lytic lesion.
Case Discussion
Atypical case of an enchondromatosis with pathological fracture
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