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Glomus tumour of distal phalynx of hand – A case report

International Journal of Orthopaedics Sciences · 2019 · Vol. 5(2.3) · pp. 219–222
Rajesh K AmbulgekarShahbaz HasanVishal Gurnani

Abstract

Glomus tumours are very rare variety of hand tumour which accounts for around 1 to 5% of all hand tumours. These tumours are difficult to diagnose early treatment ensures better recovery of patient and immediate relief of symptoms. We are presenting a case of 26 years old female having pain over tip of right hand middle finger which was initially undiagnosed for around two years. We used volar approach for complete excision of tumour and after 8 months of follow up patient is pain free and shows no signs of recurrence

Soft tissue tumors and treatmentMedicineSurgeryPain relief
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