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case_images: (A) anteroposterior radiograph demonstrate cystic lucency in the middle third of the scaphoid. The speckled calcification in the cyst is suggestive of an enchondroma; (B) Scaphoid view radiograph demonstrate cystic lucency in the middle third of the scaphoid. The speckled calcification in the cyst is suggestive of an enchondroma
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case_images: Radiographs revealed a fracture through a lucency in the middle third of the scaphoid, the speckled calcifications in the cyst are suggestive of an enchondroma (Figure 1).
case_images: Scan of the wrist providing precise localization of the lesion, revealed the fracture of the scaphoid and the speckled calcification
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case_images: The other bones of the carpus were of homogeneous density and normal in shape (Figure 2).
case_images: Per operative radiograph demonstrate curettage of the lesion
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case_images: The lesion was meticulously enucleated then curetted until both proximal and distal surfaces demonstrated diffuse bleeding when the tourniquet was released (Figure 3).
case_images: (A) Anteroposterior radiograph shows vascularized bone graft fixed by kirschner wires; (B) Lateral radiograph shows vascularized bone graft fixed by kirschner wires
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case_images: Two percutaneous Kirschner wires were placed to fix the grafted scaphoid (Figure 4).
case_images: Anteroposterior radiograph at 4-year follow-up demonstrating good integration of the bone graft with no recurrence
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case_images: The bone graft was fully incorporated and remodelled without signs of recurrence (Figure 5).