Clinical Presentation & Protocol
Patient Usually Complains Of
Patient presents with a [slowly enlarging/stable] bony prominence located at the [specify site, e.g., frontal/parietal/zygomatic] region. Denies associated neurological deficits, visual disturbances, or localized pain. No history of recent trauma or rapid growth.
Clinical Examination Findings
Physical examination reveals a firm, non-tender, immobile, bony-hard mass palpated at the [specify site]. Overlying skin is intact with no erythema, ulceration, or pulsatility. Cranial nerve examination is intact. No evidence of localized lymphadenopathy.
Treatment Protocol
Plan: Observation with serial clinical and radiological follow-up (CT/MRI) to monitor for size progression. If symptomatic or cosmetically concerning, consider surgical excision or curettage with bone grafting. Referral to neurosurgery or maxillofacial surgery as indicated.