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08 January 2013
Enchondroma of the scapula (1863)
Enchondromas are benign tumors of cartilagenous tissue.
Image cropped (and color-adjusted from sepia to black-and-white) from the original photo by James Wallace Black in the archives of Princeton University, via Sutured Infection.
Well, mostly benign. They can be painful, cause pathogenic fractures, and although rare, can become cancerous. Even more rarely, they can be metastatic pulmonary lesions.
I expect your fellow is not terribly comfortable, there.
Well, mostly benign. They can be painful, cause pathogenic fractures, and although rare, can become cancerous. Even more rarely, they can be metastatic pulmonary lesions.
ReplyDeleteI expect your fellow is not terribly comfortable, there.
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