Cavernous haemangioma in the hand mimicking subacute tenosynovitis

Vascular Malformation of the Flexor Tendon Presenting as Tenosynovitis

“…The literature also describes a palmar arch vascular malformation which presented as subacute tenosynovitis despite ultimately not having any involvement with the tendon or sheath on surgical exploration. This suggests that there may also be a local reaction related to these lesions, in addition to their mass effect [5], and provides a potential explanation for the added mild diffuse swelling seen in our patient's hand.…”

Hémangiome épithélioïde géant de la main

“…L'hémangiome épithélioïde est une tumeur vasculaire bénigne rare [7]. Il se voit à un âge moyen de 35 ans, généralement chez les hommes [6].…”

Primary Intraosseous Cavernous Hemangioma of the Metacarpal Bone: A Very Rare Entity. Case Report

“…Hemangiomas of the hand bones are exceptionally rare. The literature contains examples of cavernomas of soft tissues and of the skin of the hand [13][14][15] and, to the best of our knowledge, only 3 cases of hemangiomas of the finger bones [16][17][18] .…”