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Figure 2. Enchondroma of the middle phalanx. A well-defined lesion showing geographic bone destruction, a narrow zone of transition, and a little marginal sclerosis proximally is suggestive of slow growth. Endosteal scalloping (arrows) and chondral-type matrix mineralization suggest a tumour of cartilage origin.





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