Solitary and multiple glomus tumors are vascular tumors with different characteristics, leading to varying diagnoses and treatment challenges, particularly for the less common multiple form.
A case study discusses a 40-year-old patient who experienced pain and regrowth of a glomus tumor after surgical excision, highlighting the tumor's tendency to recur.
While diagnosing a painful glomus tumor is straightforward in certain areas, such as under the nails, identifying multiple lesions in other locations can be challenging, emphasizing the necessity for differential diagnosis.