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Comparing the clinical and radiological outcomes of autogrefts obtained from olive cryst (IC) and distal radiost (DR) in the surgical treatment of solitary finger encondroms and evaluating their mutual advantages. The method was examined as retrospective by 25 patients applied curetage and autogreft due to finger encondrom. In 8 of these patients, DR autogrefti was used, and in 17, HR autogrefti was used. The pre-operative total active joint movement openness (TAM), disabilities of the arm, shoulder and hand (DASH) score and visual analogue scale (VAS) scores of the affected finger, the duration of the operation, the amount of bleeding during the operation, the duration of stay in the hospital, the presence of anesthesia-related complications and the postoperative donor field morbidity were obtained. Before and after the operation. In the moon radiographs, the volume of the pre-operative tumor, the remaining volume of the postoperative injury and the Tordai radiological assessment were measured. There was no statistically significant difference between the DR and HR groups after surgery TAM (p=0,154), DASH (p=0,458), pain VAS scores (p=0,571), remaining volume (p=0,496), Tordai radiological evaluation degree (p=0,522), surgery time (p=0,288) and the amount of bleeding (p=0,114). However, the average stay in the hospital was shorter in the DR group (p=0.0001). 1 patient in the DR group and 3 patients in the HR group (p=0,996). The result was similar in the treatment of hand-finger encondromes, the clinical and radiological results of DR and HR injection. However, in the DR’s transplant, he had a shorter hospital stay period than the HR’s transplant. (SETB-2021-12-366)

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