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AP radiograph of the pelvis shows multiple osteochondromas arising from the pelvis. Many of the lesions arising from the pelvis are pedunculated while the lesions of the femurs are more sessile. Patients with multiple hereditary exostoses are at higher risk of developing chondrosarcoma. #MSKMonday

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