Concurrent Soft Tissue Chondroma and Periosteal Chondroma of Thumb

Turhan-Haktanir, Nurten; Demir, Yavuz; Haktanır, Alpay; Aktepe, Fatma; Sancaktar, Nazlı

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“…In approximately 20% of the patients, the lesion is painful and tender, as in our cases, especially if located in the planter aspect of the foot [5] [15] [16]. Almost all of these tumors are solitary, but Dellon et al [17] [18], reported bilateral chondromas in the right index and left ring fingers in a patient with renal failure. Multiple extraosseous chondromas are more likely examples of synovial chondromatosis.…”

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Soft Tissue Chondroma: Two Cases Report and Literature Review

Benhayoune¹,

Fatemi²,

Fettach³

et al. 2014

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Introduction: Soft tissue chondroma is a very rare, slow progressing, benign tumor. It has a specific tendency for hands and feet. It can exhibit worrisome radiographic and histologic features mimicking chondrosarcomas. Case 1: A 54-year-old man was presented with a big mass in the left thigh. At magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), the lesion exhibited a heterogeneous pattern, localized in muscle without infiltration. Open biopsy was performed showed a soft tissue chondroma. Case 2: A 40 years old man presented with a hard mass on the right iliac fossa. TDM showed a well circumscribed soft tissue mass with a heterogeneous pattern. Histological assessment of the resected specimen confirmed a soft tissue chondroma. Conclusion: Soft tissue chondroma is a very rare benign tumor. In our case, the tumor presented with an unusual location and radiological appearance, suggesting a malignant process. The diagnosis was rectified thanks to pathological examination.

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Soft Tissue Chondroma: Two Cases Report and Literature Review

Benhayoune¹,

Fatemi²,

Fettach³

et al. 2014

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“…The CARNEY Triad associates a pulmonary chondroma, a gastric leiomyosarcoma and, an extra-surrenial paraganglioma [10]. On the clinical level, it is a painless swelling of the soft parts slowly increasing in volume so that the patient does not immediately seeks medical advice [11, 12]. On the radiological level, the appearance of the extra-osseous chondroma varies according to the size of the calcification of the tumor center and the reaction of the adjacent tissues.…”

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Extra bone chondroma of the shoulder: a case study and literature review

Nasri¹,

Aichouni²,

Yahyaoui³

et al. 2019

Pan Afr Med J

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Extra-osseous chondroma is a benign and rare tumor. It usually sits at the extremities, we report an exceptional case of a chondroma of the soft parts of the shoulder in a 28 year old woman who manifested by a painless swelling of the left shoulder. The histology confirmed the diagnosis on the excision piece. Clinical and radiological follow-up after a 24-month follow-up did not show a sign of recurrence.

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“…Clinically it is slowly growing usually painless small single or multiple nodules smooth to irregular lobulated soft tissue mass and often ignored by the patients. One case of bilateral chondroma was reported by Dellon et al in left ring and right fingers with renal failure 6,7 . In our presenting case it was slowly growing for three years and presented to clinician due to occasional pain.…”

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Extra skeletal soft tissue chondroma (ESSC) of right thumb- a benign tumour diagnosed by FNAC – a rare case report

Chakraborty

Jana

Mondal

et al. 2018

Int. J. Hum. Health Sci.

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Extra skeletal soft tissue chondroma (ESSC) is very rare slowly growing benign tumours usually occur in hands and feet. Lesion must be differentiated from other benign and malignant lesions in these locations by clinical, radiological, cytological and histopathological examination for proper management of such benign entity. A case is presenting here in a thirty five years old lady suffering from similar type of lesion over right thumb diagnosed preoperatively by fine needle aspiration cytology because of rarity. Diagnosis was confirmed by surgical excision and histopathological examination.International Journal of Human and Health Sciences Vol. 02 No. 03 July’18. Page : 164-166

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Concurrent Soft Tissue Chondroma and Periosteal Chondroma of Thumb

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Soft Tissue Chondroma: Two Cases Report and Literature Review

Soft Tissue Chondroma: Two Cases Report and Literature Review

Extra bone chondroma of the shoulder: a case study and literature review

Extra skeletal soft tissue chondroma (ESSC) of right thumb- a benign tumour diagnosed by FNAC – a rare case report

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