noras lesion

1.  Foreign Body Granuloma

Management

Curettage and bone graft (if bony)

Excision of lump 

- recurrence very unusual

2.  Osteochondroma

Xray

Cortical flow evident

3.  Brown's tumour

Causes

Primary hyperparathyroidism

It was described in 1983 by Dr. Nora, and is sometimes called Nora's disease or Nora's lesion

Definition

Bizarre parosteal osteochondromatous proliferation 

Epidemiology

Rare lesion 

- occurs most commonly in the hands and feet

Adults in their 20's and 30's

Males = Females

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