| In the present study, all except one of the patients had a solitary exostosis. |
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| Subungual exostosis begins as a reactive fibrous growth that develops cartilage and ultimately ossifies. |
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| The distal soft tissue release, the removal of the exostosis, and the mobilization of the sesamoid bone are not explained either. |
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| When a solitary nail is involved, the possibility of a subungual tumor such as onychornatricoma or exostosis may be considered. |
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| Natalie, who lives with husband Nick in Wallasey, suffers from a genetic condition called hereditary multiple exostosis. |
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| Secondary chondrosarcomas originate in transformed cells from a central chondroma or cartilaginous exostosis. |
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| These are developmental lesions rather than true neoplasms and are also referred to as an osteocartilaginous exostosis, cartilaginous exostosis or simply exostosis. |
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| They can also arise in association with Paget disease of bone, osteocartilaginous exostosis, and bone trauma. |
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| The differential diagnosis includes keratoma, exostosis, osteoma, and fibroma. |
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| Torus palatinus, or oral exostosis, generally occurs along the midline, while torus mandibularis appears on the lingual surface and is often bilateral. |
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| Rosenfeld suffers from multiple congenital cartilaginous exostosis, a rare condition that causes dozens of benign tumors to form in the long bones of his body. |
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