Question 1: How to treat finger endogenous chondroma Responder: Qiling's disease is easy to recur and often requires multiple operations. An 8-year-old child suffers from multiple endogenous chondromas. Responder: Hello Xing; There is generally no good solution to this situation. It is recommended to provide film viewing first. What is the cause of endogenous chondroma? Interviewee: There are many causes of Shuanke's endogenous chondroma. To determine which cause needs comparative analysis (1), the cause is the tumor caused by ectopic embryo tissue. (2) Pathogenesis 1. Gross examination shows that the tumor tissue is light blue hyaline cartilage with solid texture, but it can also be softened by myxoid degeneration. The bone cortex of the affected bone often shows expansive changes, and the bone cortex is as thin as an eggshell. The intimal surface of bone cortex is lobulated due to tumor erosion, and the lesion of single endogenous chondroma is small, but the long tubular bone is sometimes large. It should be noted that the greater the chondropathy, the greater the possibility of chondrosarcoma. 2. Microscopically, most endochondromas consist of many transparent cartilaginous lobules. Chondrocytes live in well-structured pits in lobules. These chondrocytes are usually small in size, light in color, with unclear cytoplasm, small and round nuclei and dark in color. Occasionally there are binuclear cells. If there are many such cells, the possibility of chondrosarcoma should be considered. Especially when this tumor does not occur on hands and feet, endochondroma usually has calcified areas, in which cells can show degeneration or necrosis, with enlarged, irregular and abundant nuclei. Care should be taken not to mistake it for chondrosarcoma. The degree of maturity of cells in endophytic chondroma varies greatly, especially in children and adolescents. A large number of cells are often seen, with enlarged and abundant heterokaryon and binuclear cells. The above features are generally used to distinguish the histological features of benign endogenous chondroma from chondrosarcoma, but these features cannot be used for the diagnosis of chondroma of hands and feet. Radiological diagnosis of this part is more important. Single endogenous chondroma, such as erosion and destruction of bone cortex and expansion of tumor to soft tissue, is an indication of malignant transformation.

Question 2: What is chondroma? How to treat it? How much is the treatment fee? You should be talking about multiple chondromas, which must be treated surgically. There is no other way. My colleague is the one kneeling on her knee. She did it for three years, and there was no recurrence, but she was single, not frequent. I am an endogenous chondroma, which is also treated surgically and is currently recovering. I used allogenic bone and spent more than 6000 yuan.

As for where the hospital is good, no one can say for sure. Personally, it is a common disease to find a good doctor in the local area. I wish my niece a speedy recovery!

Question 3: Treatment of osteochondroma The only effective treatment for osteochondroma is surgical resection. In the past, it was thought that the tumor would stop growing with the closure of the epiphyseal plate, and the malignant rate was extremely low (single tumor was 0.5% ~ 1%, and multiple tumors were about 2%). Only when there is local pain, blocked joint activity or compression of blood vessels, nerves and organs is the indication of surgical resection. At present, it is advocated that solitary osteochondroma should be surgically removed once it is diagnosed. The number of multiple osteochondroma lesions is huge and it is difficult to remove them at one time. It is unacceptable for patients to undergo several or dozens of operations to remove tumors. They can only selectively remove those osteochondromas that have symptoms or hinder joint movement and are accompanied by limb deformities. Orthopedic surgery for limb deformity can be completed once with tumor resection or by stages according to its complexity. If the tumor compresses nerves and blood vessels or affects joint activity, as well as pedicle trauma and fracture, there are indications for surgical resection. The focus of the operation is to remove the periosteum of the base, rather than peeling off the partially covered periosteum. The cartilage cap and periosteum should be removed together to avoid tumor recurrence and damage to the epiphyseal plate.

Question 4: How to treat knee chondroma? Hello, you can go to the local hospital to consult the price. The price charged by each hospital is different!

Question 5: What medicine should I take for chondroma? Generally, this condition can be recovered about half a month after operation, and you can learn the treatment of chondroma. Interviewee: The clinical features of Huang Wei's chondroma are as follows: (1) Long tubular bones of hands and feet, and flat bones such as scapula or ilium can also appear; (2) The affected area is swollen, and slight trauma can cause pathological fracture; (3)X-ray examination showed that the solitary endochondroma was an oval transparent dark area, with neat edges, bone swelling and thinning, and scattered gravel calcification points in the tumor. Multiple osteochondromas can lead to bone deformity; (4) Pathological examination showed that there was hard and shiny light blue tissue on the gross specimen, and lobulated hyaline cartilage could be seen under the microscope. Chondrocytes are evenly stacked, and the nuclei are even in size, and the staining is not deep. (5) Occasionally, chondroma can develop into chondrosarcoma, which mostly occurs in large bone scales. Chondroma is usually treated by surgery. For endogenous chondroma, curettage and bone grafting can be used; Multiple endogenous chondromas are more likely to become malignant, and once they become malignant, they will be amputated. For bone chips caused by joint wear, or accompanied by pain, physical therapy or plaster can be used. In short, it is to relieve symptoms. Respondents who asked about the deterioration probability of osteochondroma: Huangpi osteochondroma is the most common benign bone tumor, which can be divided into single osteochondroma and multiple osteochondromas, mostly occurring in adolescents. With the increase of age, the tumor grows bigger and bigger, and stops growing after the completion of bone development. Osteochondroma can be malignant, usually for osteosarcoma, chondrosarcoma and other malignant bone tumors. The malignant rate of single osteochondroma is less than 65438 0%, and the malignant rate of multiple osteochondromas and osteochondromas with wide base is higher. Osteochondroma generally does not require treatment. The following conditions need to be removed: (1) The tumor grows too fast and affects limb function; (2) osteochondroma fracture; (3) Compressing peripheral important nerves and blood vessels; (4) malignant transformation; (5) It grows in the easily exposed part, which affects the appearance, and the patient has the requirement of resection. The resection of osteochondroma should include a part of normal bone around the bottom of the tumor to reduce recurrence. Multiple endochondroma of the left hand Responder: Hello, multiple endochondroma of the left hand. This also requires surgery. You can choose a top-three hospital or a specialized hospital to find the left hand endogenetic chondroma for four years Responder: Hello Huang Pei! The main treatment is surgery. After the operation, some drugs can be used to reduce the possibility of recurrence. Some traditional Chinese medicines, such as ginsenoside Rh2, can improve immunity and reduce the possibility of recurrence, and can also be used together. Chondroma of the upper end of the left tibia and dislocation of the left patella Responder: pqjinbo According to the patient's condition, chondroma is a benign lesion, followed by surgery. According to the nature of the disease diagnosed by postoperative pathology, regular review is needed. It can be treated with painkillers. Can chondroma leave a scar? How long is it? Responder: pqjinbo mainly needs to consider the patient's scar constitution. If it is, it is possible. Secondly, if it is not scar constitution, it is obvious. Chondroma mainly needs surgical treatment. Interviewee of chondroma of left fibula: pqjinbo should consider chondroma as a benign lesion and need surgical treatment according to the patient's condition. The nature of the disease was confirmed by postoperative pathology, and I wish the patient a speedy recovery. The affected area of periosteal chondroma of the right tibia was red and swollen with low fever after operation. Interviewee: Xinze Li adopts dynamic therapy of traditional Chinese medicine, and adopts comprehensive aftercare and comprehensive treatment of Chinese herbal medicine after cancer treatment, so as to prevent recurrence and metastasis, effectively control the disease and achieve the goal of complete recovery.