. Röntgen ray diagnosis and therapy . Fig. 227.—Osteoma of Humerus. Osteoma, of course, shows the shape of the osseous deformity,but there is the normal architectonic structure. Fig. 227 illustratesosteoma at the outer aspect of the upper third of the humerus ina boy of five years. His history showed that there was a fall more NEOPLASMS 205. Fig. 228.—Multiple Exostoses (Humerus, Scapula and Ribs). than a year before the development of the bony projection. The nor-mal osseous structure, as it was evident from the skiagraph, provedthe absence of a malignant growth. The same applies to exostosis
. Röntgen ray diagnosis and therapy . Fig. 227.—Osteoma of Humerus. Osteoma, of course, shows the shape of the osseous deformity,but there is the normal architectonic structure. Fig. 227 illustratesosteoma at the outer aspect of the upper third of the humerus ina boy of five years. His history showed that there was a fall more NEOPLASMS 205. Fig. 228.—Multiple Exostoses (Humerus, Scapula and Ribs). than a year before the development of the bony projection. The nor-mal osseous structure, as it was evident from the skiagraph, provedthe absence of a malignant growth. The same applies to exostosis. Fig. 228 illustrates multipleexostosis in a boy of five yearswho is perfectly normal other-wise. In chondroma there is a regu-lar light-shade area in accord-ance with its cartilaginous char-acter. Fig. 229, for instance, illus-trates a chondroma at the outeraspect of the first phalanx ofthe middle finger. The micro-scopical examination made afterthe removal of the tumour cor-roborated the correctness of the skiagraph (Fig. 230). °. i ,-, Fig. 229.—Osteoma of Finger. iig. 231 shows the remnant (See Fig 930)
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