The
cartilaginous foci are usually well circumscribed with a well-defined interface with undifferentiated cells, or can rarely have poorly defined borders that gradually merge with the undifferentiated tumor cells.
###major retraction of the nasal mucosa, while loss of the height of the
cartilaginousSkeletal chondroma occurs in deep submucosal areas and is characterized by a higher rate of
cartilaginous tissue arranged in distinct lobular pattern (2).
Relapsing polychondritis is a systemic inflammatory disease affecting the
cartilaginous structures and is characterized by relapsing inflammation that can progress to deformity and tissue destruction.
The measurements were performed at the University Clinic for Orthopedic Surgery in Skopje, with knee flexion at 30 and 60 degrees, in order to measure the bony and
cartilaginous SA on the patellar surface of the femur (Figure 1).
Biopsy frequently reveals a benign lobulated
cartilaginous tumor composed of mature hyaline cartilage, with remarkable cellularity and prominent calcification [13].
The majority of scapular tumors are of
cartilaginous origin; this may be because the scapula develops by endochondral ossification from seven ossification centers and has a total length of physes exceeding any tubular bone [6].
Palpation using a Rosen needle revealed that these lesions were firm and nontender, suggesting that they were osseous or
cartilaginous masses instead of soft tumors (i.e., cholesteatoma, keratoma, etc.).
Ray, falling under this category, a
cartilaginous fish, is said to be consumed owing to its high protein and vitamin content, according to (http://www.encyclopedia.com/plants-and-animals/animals/vertebrate-zoology/cartilaginous-fishes) Encyclopedia.com.
Os trigonum which persists separately in 7-14% of the population, has
cartilaginous synchondrosis between the ossicle.
Extraskeletal
cartilaginous tumors are divided into two groups: those associated with the central nervous system and those associated with soft tissue or muscle.
This tumor can be formed by one or more masses; in the latter case, it is referred to an osteochondromatosis or multiple
cartilaginous exostoses (ROSA & KIRBERGER, 2012).
