Osteochondroma is AN overgrowth of gristle and bone that happens at the top of the bone close to the expansion plate. Most often, it affects the long bones within the leg, the pelvis, or the scapula. nonmalignant neoplasm is that the most typical noncancerous bone growth. It most frequently happens between ages ten and thirty. Osteochondroma is a type of non-cancerous tumor that forms near the growth plate on the bone surface. It begins to develop during childhood or adolescence. In this condition, bone growth occurs around the growth plate and, as the child's body develops, with the growth of the child, the osteochondroma also grows and the growth plates harden and form also solid bone. An osteochondroma is made up of both bone and cartilage and is the growth of the growth plate. When the child is fully developed, the osteochondroma also stops growing. Thus, in most cases, no treatment is required, except regular monitoring to identify any changes or complications. The osteochondroma can develop in a single tumor or in several tumors. It can be congenital or occur due to trauma to the growth plate that may have occurred previously. A journal is a periodic publication intended to advance science, usually by reporting new research. Most journals are highly specialized, although some of the older journals publish articles, journals, editorials, short papers, letters and scientific articles in a wide range of scientific fields. The journals contain peer-reviewed articles, to ensure that the articles meet the quality and scientific validity standards of the journal. Each of these review articles is part of the permanent scientific dossier.