A typical presentation of palmar fibromatosis in adult female: A case report

Abstract

Palmar fibromatosis is a benign proliferative disorder of the palmar fascia which leads to the formation of cords and nodules and progressive contracture of the fingers and thumb and consequently affects hand function. In this review, we report an atypical presentation of palmar fibromatosis in a thirty-one-year lady who underwent surgical excision for a mass in the second interphalangeal web space extending to the middle finger's radial side. The histopathological study of excised mass was compatible with the diagnosis of palmar fibromatosis.