Tibial osteochondroma causing foot pain mimicking tarsal tunnel syndrome: A case report

Synostosing Osteochondroma of Foot: A Rare Case Report

“…4 Resection is indicated for patients with a symptomatic lesion secondary to irritation of the surrounding soft tissue, for a lesion in a location that is subjected to minor trauma, for a lesion causing a cosmetic deformity or potential damage to surrounding joints or neurovascular structures, and for a lesion that has characteristics of malignant transformation. 6,7 There is still little information of the natural evolution after treatment of osteochondromas arising from the metatarsals and its unusual presentation. …”

Ankle Osteochondroma: A Case Report

“…The patient should be informed of the rare possibility of malignant transformation (<1%) and should be reevaluated if the injury becomes greater or more painful [7][8][9].…”

“…Surgical resection is indicated in symptomatic patients due to irritation of the surrounding soft tissues; injury subject to minor trauma; injury with cosmetic deformity or potential damage to joints or surrounding neurovascular structures and lesions with features of malign transformation [7][8][9][10].…”

Pedunculated Osteochondroma arising from the Medial Aspect of Proximal Femur: A Rare Presentation

“…4 Resection of the tumor is indicated in symptomatic lesion causing damage to the joints, surrounding soft tissue irritation and inflammation, neurovascular compression, lesion having characteristics of malignant change, and the lesions which are prone to minor trauma. [5][6][7][8][9] If radiograph and imaging technique show a slight evidence of malignant transformation, then early surgery is indicated, as it has got high risk of malignant transformation. 10,11 Medial approach, posterior approach, and extensive approach of Tschokanow (osteochondroma of femoral neck) have already been described to assess the lesion.…”