Bizarre Parosteal Osteochondromatous Proliferation of the Metatarsal Bone - a Three Years Follow up with no Recurrence

Bizarre perosteal osteochondromatous Proliferation or Nora's tumours are rare lesions seen on mostly tubular bones of hands and feet presenting clinically as bony swellings. Though they simulate osteochondromas they have distinct radiological and histological appearance. Though the lesions are benign, they are known to recur. We report a case of Nora's tumour in the fourth metatarsal of right foot. Imaging studies helped diagnose it and histological examination confirmed. It was treated with surgical excision and there has been no recurrence till a recent follow up of 3 yrs.