Intraosseous glomus tumor—Case report.

Extradigital Glomus Tumour Causing Thigh Pain

“…A glomus tumour should be considered in the differential diagnosis of any painful, benign mass in a limb. 5 An early and accurate diagnosis will prevent unnecessary procedures, 4,7,[15][16][17] and final proof can be provided by the histopathological findings.…”

Glomus Tumors in the Foot

“…2 Within the finger, other reported locations include the finger pulp, digital nerve, and distal phalangeal bone. 1,3,4 Rarely, glomus tumors can be multifocal (2% to 3%) and/or malignant (less than 1%). 5,6 Accurate and prompt diagnosis of glomus tumors is preferred since, once diagnosed, these tumors can be surgically excised, resulting in complete symptom resolution in the majority of patients.…”