Ollier disease : 12 months follow-up with no bone graft, about two cases

Ollier disease is a rare bone disease characterized by multiple enchondromas that classically occur in the peripheral skeleton. The functional prognosis of the bone or joint afflicted by these tumours could be damaged which makes the therapeutical management very challenging. Besides the surgical excision of the tumours, the choice of bone grafting is unanswered question. In this brief clinical report, we share our experience with two patients and their 12 months follow-up.