Glomus tumor. An atypical case in pediatric age.
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El Hachem M., Zicari L., Heuduck P., Boldrini R., Borghese L., Fasanelli S. 1997. Glomus tumor. An atypical case in pediatric age. Eur. J. Pediat. Dermatol. 7 (4):201-4.
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Abstract
We report a case of a 5-year-old boy with a tumor of the first fingertip of the right hand, not characterized by specific symptoms or clinical features, associated with a decrease in hand function. Radiologic examination showed an elongated osteolytic area. After surgical removal, the pathological examination revealed a glomangioma (myxoid form of glomus tumor). Full functional recovery of the hand with good esthetic results was achieved.Keywords
Glomus tumor