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Chondrosarcoma arising in an osteochondroma: an unusual cause of an abdominal mass
A K Robson1, M W Kissin, W K Eltringham
1Department of Surgery, Bristol Royal Infirmary.
Abstract:
Secondary chondrosarcomas are rare tumours, which can develop in up to 2% of patients with single osteochondromas. The rarity of presentation of these tumours to the general surgeon can lead to difficulty and delay in diagnosis. We describe such a tumour presenting as an abdominal mass and discuss the appropriate investigations necessary to establish the diagnosis and plan subsequent management.