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Chondroma

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Chondroma*

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Chondroma* ; Mediastinum*

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Chondroma* ; Toes*

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Chondroma* ; Hand*

We report here on a case of intracapsular and paraarticular chondroma of the left knee in a patient with a 6-month history of knee pain and swelling. Magnetic resonance image (MRI) revealed a well-defined solid mass with central hemorrhagic necrosis in the infrapatellar area of the knee.
Chondroma* ; Humans ; Knee* ; Necrosis

Maffuccis syndrome was first reported by Maffucci, an Italian, in 1881. It is manifested by unilateral multiple hemangiomas and enchondromas. It is congenital but is not hereditary. We encountered a case of this rare syndrome, with which bleeding tendency was combined. All who have multiple hemangioma on his unilateral side of the body should be checked with bone X-rays to rule out this syndrome. This syndrome is noted for transformation to malignant tumors. When there is pain or enlargenent of the tumor without any significant trauma, biopsy is in order. There can develop bleeding tendency due to microangiopathic coagulopathy which is associated with throm-bocytopenia and hypofibrinogenemia.
Biopsy ; Chondroma ; Hemangioma ; Hemorrhage

A case of chondroma of soft tissue of right hand in 23-year old man was reported. The presenting symptom was a slow growing mass, causing mild tenderness. Radiologic examination revealed a well demarked and lobulated calcified mass, was located extraskeletally. Specimen exised from soft tisssue of the hypothenar area of the hand was 5×4×3.5cm sized mass, had gelatinous and gray-whitish appearance. On microscopical examination, the tumor was classified as a chondroma of soft tissue.
Chondroma ; Gelatin ; Hand

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Chondroma* ; Humans ; Young Adult*

Solitary chondroma is a benign tumor which rarely involves the intracranial cavity. Most of them are originated from and attached to the skull base. Very rarely they occur intradurally. The authors experienced a female case of a chondrome located at fromtal interhemispheric fissure and connected to the inferior margin of the falx by a thin pedicle. Her clinical , radiologic, operative, and pathologic findings are reported and the pertinent literatures are reviewed.
Chondroma* ; Female ; Humans ; Skull Base