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osteochondromatosis

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osteochondromatosis /os·teo·chon·dro·ma·to·sis/ (-kon-dro″mah-to´sis) occurrence of multiple osteochondromas, sometimes specifically denoting one of the disorders multiple cartilaginous exostoses or enchondromatosis.
os·te·o·chon·dro·ma·to·sis (st--kndr-m-tss)

osteochondromatosis
[-kon′drōmətō′sis]
the transformation of synovial villi into bone and cartilage masses, causing loose bodies in the joints. It usually develops in joints affected by injury or degenerative disease.

osteochondromatosis [os″te-o-kon-dro″mah-to´-sis]
the occurrence of multiple osteochondromas.

osteochondromatosis
the occurrence of multiple osteochondromas. See multiple cartilaginous exostosis.


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The third stage is synovial osteochondromatosis without synovial metaplasia and with free osteochondral bodies.
4) Although synovial osteochondromatosis and pigmented villonodular synovitis are arthropathies associated with low-signal structures around joints, tendons, and bursa, these 2 entities more commonly occur as monoarticular processes and are more often seen in larger joints, such as the knee or hip.
Osteochondromatosis (synovial chondromatosis) is generally a benign, self-limited pathologic condition that affects synovial tissue.
 
 
 
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