They show a clear picture of dense structures of bones, and will also indicate bone growth pertaining to osteochondroma.[1][2] Computed tomography (CT) scan can identify the bony lesion in great details and show the presence of calcification. These tests also provide great details, especially in soft tissues with the aide of cross-sectional images. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is the most accurate method for detecting bone masses in symptomatic cases to depict precise morphology of a tumor.