Maffucci syndrome

Maffucci syndrome refers to multiple endogenous chondroma and multiple hemangiomas, which is a congenital rather than a hereditary disease. No regions and races are prone to occur. They are more common in males, and they usually occur before and after puberty. They have a long history and are usually painless. Maffucci was first described in 1881.

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