Question

A patient presented with multiple swelling in hand & wrist. Finger X-ray is given. Identify

• A. Multiple Endochondromatosis
• B. Multiple Brown Tumour
• C. Multiple Osteophyte Growth
• D. None of the above

Hint:

Multiple Endochondromatosis is typically diagnosed based on clinical presentation and characteristic radiographic findings.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

The condition described is Multiple Endochondromatosis, which is a genetic disorder that causes multiple benign cartilage tumors to form, typically in the bones of the hands and wrists. These tumors may be visible on X-ray, and they are commonly seen in individuals with this disorder. The presence of multiple swellings in the hand and wrist along with characteristic X-ray findings leads to the diagnosis of Multiple Endochondromatosis.