Enchondroma - distal phalanx
Diagnosis almost certain
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- updated 9 Jun 2023:
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Findings
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An expansile lytic lesion is seen in the distal phalanx of the left middle finger, in keeping with an enchondroma.
A cortical breakthrough can be observed at the medial edge of the lesion.
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Body
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Findings are consistent with an enchondroma with benign imaging features. Enchondromas are usually asymptomatic, but those found in the hands or feet can cause pain due to a pathological or impending fracture.
-<p>Findings are consistent with <a href="/articles/enchondroma" title="Enchondroma">enchondroma</a> with benign imaging features. Enchondromas are usually asymptomatic, but those found in the hands or feet can cause pain due to pathological or impending fracture.</p>- +<p>Findings are consistent with an <a href="/articles/enchondroma" title="Enchondroma">enchondroma</a> with benign imaging features. Enchondromas are usually asymptomatic, but those found in the hands or feet can cause pain due to a pathological or impending fracture.</p>
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