Enchondroma, pathologic fracture, fracture of phalanx

CASE

Well defined lucency in the proximal phalanx of the second finger causes cotical scalloping and is the underlying cause for pathologic fracture.

Tags:  Extremity  Bone
Radiology image - Enchondroma, pathologic fracture, fracture of phalanx: Extremity, Bone: X-ray - Plain radiograph

Enchondroma, pathologic fracture, fracture of phalanx

Enchondroma, pathologic fracture, fracture of phalanx: X-ray - Plain radiographEnchondroma, pathologic fracture, fracture of phalanx: X-ray - Plain radiographEnchondroma, pathologic fracture, fracture of phalanx: X-ray - Plain radiographEnchondroma, pathologic fracture, fracture of phalanx: X-ray - Plain radiograph
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