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Treatment is individualized for each patient, taking into consideration the patient's general health, medical history, and extent of the condition. In cases where there is no sign of bone weakness or continued tumor growth, the affected area may be observed with serial physical examinations and radiographs as determined by your treating physician.
In cases where there is pain, fractures, abnormal growth, or multiple tumors, surgery is recommended. Surgical treatment typically involves excising the enchondroma and using bone graft to facilitate healing in the area of the excision.
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