Relato de caso de exostose plantar no hálux
Keywords:
osteochondroma, hallux, exostosisAbstract
Osteochondroma presents as a bone exostosis or multiple lesions, mainly in apendicular skeleton, considered a benign bone tumor producing cartilage. When in hallux distal phalanx is typically named subungual exotosis as usually present in this site; and surgical excision is indicated to treat symptons as pain and functional limitation depending on being close to soft fissues. We describe an atypical case, away from subungual site, in the plantar-medial face of the hallux distal phalanx.
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