Solitary Osteochondroma of the Ventral Scapula Associated with Large Bursa Formation and Pseudowinging of the Scapula: A Case Report and Literature Review
Table 1
Reported cases of solitary ventral-side scapular osteochondroma associated with a large bursa.
Year
Author(s)
Patient’s age/sex/affected side
Duration of symptoms
Scapular winging
Osteochondroma location
1914
McWilliams
18/F/L
1 year
Yes
Lower: inner
1973
Parsons
20/M/L
?
Yes
Vertebral: center
1979
El-Khoury and Bassett
23/M/R
2 months
?
Axillar: midportion
1981
Borges et al.
56/F/L
?
?
Vertebral: 3rd and 4th ribs
1991
Griffiths et al.
38/M/L
?
Yes
Near the inferior angle
1997
Jacobi et al.
17/F/R
7 weeks after injury
?
Near the inferior angle
1999
Okada et al.
33/M/R
1 month
?
Lateral: inferior
2000
Shackcloth and Page
32/M/R
6 months
?
Lateral: center
2006
Mohsen et al.
19/M/R
6 months
Yes
Vertebral: midportion
2010
Scott and Alexander
14/M/R
9 months
Yes
Near the inferior angle
2010
Aalderink and Wolf
Mid-20s/F/R
15 years
Yes
Medial: inferior
2010
Frost et al.
11/F/R
?
Yes
?
20/M/L
?
Yes
?
25/M/L
?
Yes
?
2012
Orth et al.
35/F/R
2-3 months
Yes
Near the superior angle
48/F/L
2-3 years
Yes
Lateral: inferior
2014
Sivananda et al.
31/F/R
6 months
Yes
Superior angle
2015
Flugstad et al.
20/M/L
4 months
Yes
?
2016
Mohamed et al.
30/M/R
1 year
Near the inferior angle
This study
27/F/R
3 months
Yes
Superior angle
Patients’ ages are given in years. “?” indicates that the information was not provided in the case report.
