Wilkes stage IV internal derangement-An osteochondromatosis of condyle

Abstract

Osteochondroma (OC) or osteocartilaginous exostosis is characterized by cartilage capped, osseous projection protruding from the surface of affected bone. OC is the most common tumor of skeletal bones. This benign tumor can occur as a part of autosomal dominant syndrome called osteochondromatosis. Here, we describe a case report with our view in managing the patient and giving best treatment with the help of knowledge gained by literature and experience.

A Plastic Surgeons Guide to the Temporomandibular Joint: Part III, Treatment

“…Options for TMJ reconstruction range from free costochondral grafts, free flaps, orthognathic surgery, and prosthetic joint replacement. 54 Some studies show successful treatment of Stage IV ID with condylar shave and disk reconstruction using the temporalis muscle. 54 Stage V ID is marked by crepitus, scraping, and grinding clinically with limited function.…”

“…54 Some studies show successful treatment of Stage IV ID with condylar shave and disk reconstruction using the temporalis muscle. 54 Stage V ID is marked by crepitus, scraping, and grinding clinically with limited function. Signs of perforation, filling defects, and gross deformity are seen on imaging.…”

“…54 Some studies show successful treatment of Stage IV ID with condylar shave and disk reconstruction using the temporalis muscle. 54…”