Background: Multiple enchodromatosis of bone, termed Ollier's disease, or Maffucci
syndrome when associated with hemangiomas, is a rare disease that can affect the pediatric
hand. This condition often causes a finger mass, deformity, pain and possible pathologic
fractures, and has been associated with malignant transformation to chondrosarcoma. The
aim of our study is to describe the long-term sequela of multiple enchondromatosis of the
hand in the pediatric population, specifically the rates of malignant transformation, tumor …