AI Article Synopsis
- Glomus tumor is a rare, benign growth usually found in the extremities, notably as a painful condition under the nails in the fingers.
- It can also occur in different locations in the lower limbs, such as the hallux (big toe).
- The study includes imaging and surgical details of a glomus tumor case, along with a review of existing research on the topic.
Article Abstract
Glomus tumor is an unusual benign neoplasm of the extremity. Although it is most commonly found as a painful subungual lesion in the digits of the hand, the diagnosis has been reported at various sites throughout the lower extremity. Presented is a glomus tumor of the hallux with correlative imaging and surgical findings, including a review of the literature.
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