Radiologic differentiation of enchondromas, atypical cartilaginous tumors, and high‐grade chondrosarcomas—Improving tumor‐specific treatment: A paradigm in transit?

Radiomics can differentiate an enchondroma (a “don't touch” lesion) from an atypical cartilaginous tumor (which justifies watchful waiting) and a high‐grade chondrosarcoma (which necessitates resection with negative margins), and it will aid in individualized medicine for cartilaginous lesions of the appendicular skeleton.