(Disclaimer: This article is for scientific purposes only, and the information in the following content has been processed to protect the patient’s privacy) Abstract: This article describes the surgical treatment of a young female patient hospitalized for an epiphyseal wart. The patient was 17 years old and was hospitalized for “significant discomfort in the medial knee joint after increased exercise, which was not relieved by rest”. The patient was diagnosed with an exophytic wart and was treated with surgery to remove the wart. After the surgery, scar cream was given according to the patient’s needs to prevent overgrowth of the scar, and the result was favorable. Basic information] Female, 17 years old [Disease type] Ectoparasitic warts [Hospital] Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine [Date of consultation] February 2022 [Treatment plan] Surgery (osteochondroma excision) + medication (glucose sodium chloride injection, potassium chloride injection, silicone gel) [Treatment cycle] Hospitalization for 3 days, with regular review [Treatment effect] The incision healed well and returned to normal. Physical Exercise I. Initial Consultation The patient was a 17-year-old girl who came to the clinic with her father, complaining that she had found a medial knee lump for many years, which had been left untreated because it did not hurt or itch, and it did not affect her physical activity. 3 days ago, the patient felt discomfort in the medial knee joint after exercising more, especially when going up and down the stairs and squatting, and this discomfort was obvious, and it had not been completely relieved after resting, which had a great impact on her recent physical exercise. The patient’s father took his daughter to a nearby hospital for radiography and found a 3cm osteoma on the medial side, and the patient’s father hurriedly brought his daughter to our hospital for an interview. The patient’s father brought his daughter to our hospital for an interview. The examination showed a subcutaneous mass on the medial side of the right knee joint, 2.5cmx3cm in size, irregular shape, wide base, clear margin, no mobility, local light pressure pain, normal skin color, and normal mobility of the knee joint. The patient was admitted to the hospital with an exophytic osteochondroma, i.e., an exophytic bone wart, on the medial side of the right femoral condyle. Before the surgery, the patient and his family members were given a detailed scientific education about the etiology, pathology, clinical manifestations and prognosis of osteochondroma, so as to eliminate the psychological state of patients and their family members, who were “colorful when talking about tumors”. Because the patient needs to participate in the sports examination of college entrance examination next year and continue sports exercise, the patient was recommended to undergo surgical treatment. Osteochondroma resection surgery was performed with lumbar anesthesia for 20 minutes, complete resection of the tumor from the base, careful hemostasis, and pressure bandage. Postoperatively, local cold compresses were applied to reduce inflammatory reactions and pain, and antibiotics were not used due to aseptic surgery. In response to the patient’s aesthetic requirements for wearing dresses, postoperative cosmetic suture was given, and silicone gel assisted in reducing the scar. Rehydration therapy (glucose sodium chloride injection + potassium chloride injection) was also given for 24 hours. Early and gradually increase the amount of activity, especially to avoid excessive stretching leading to subcutaneous hematoma or excessive swelling. Postoperative recovery was good, the incision scar in the operation area was slight, and the patient was discharged after 3 days of hospitalization; 4 weeks after the operation, the patient’s incision was healed, with no infections, pus and other manifestations, and the function was recovered well; 8 weeks after the operation, the patient began to squat and go up and down the stairs normally without any other discomforts; 12 weeks after the operation, the patient resumed the normal physical exercise. The patient and his family thanked the medical staff for the satisfactory results of the surgery by comparing the X-rays before and after the surgery. IV. Precautions After the operation, through the follow-up review, I saw the young patient recovered her health and could do normal physical exercise, and I was also happy for her. However, in daily life, patients need to pay attention to the following matters: 1, the wound healing process, about 4-6 weeks after the operation, the surgical incision fibrous tissue proliferation, scar will become larger and harder, with the passage of time, the soft tissue secondary repair and reconstruction, local gradual softening, so the patient does not need to be overly anxious after the emergence of such a symptom; 2, regular outpatient follow-up or telephone, WeChat, and other platforms to follow up follow-up, 3-month review X-ray, postoperative routine through the exercise and exercise, and the patient’s health. X-ray film, postoperative routine through the dynamic record of the movement situation to understand the postoperative recovery state; 3, balanced diet, appropriate exercise, so as to promote recovery. The patient in this case was a young girl who was instantly nervous when she first heard the diagnosis of osteochondroma, and after being told that osteochondroma was benign, the patient was concerned about the postoperative scars. In fact, under the condition of modern medical technology, many diseases have a relatively clear understanding, and the diagnosis and treatment process are standardized and programmed, but different patients will have different treatment needs, such as the patient’s requirements for the aesthetics of the surgical area, which requires individualized treatment in the process of standardized treatment.