Les tumeurs glomiques sous unguéales : à propos de 34 cas

Mahtar, Mohamed; Elhaoury, Hanane; Chafik, Rachid; Saïdi, H.; Fikry, T.

doi:10.1016/j.rcot.2011.08.073

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“…Heim and Hanggi [19] report in their series that the number of patients with early recurrence was almost equal to that of patients with late recurrence, with a slight predominance of early recurrences (54%). In Madhar.M's series [20], no tumor recurrence has been observed. Several measures have been maintained in order to ensure complete excision and reduce the rate of recurrence: some authors [14,21,22,23] recommend excision wider than the apparent limits of the tumor, microscopic surveillance [24] or intraoperative ultrasound [25] can also be useful to ensure adequate resection, finally a procedure of exsanguination of the finger by a double tourniquet (one at mid-height and the other at the root of the finger) has also been proposed to better visualize the tumor intraoperatively [18].…”

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Taking Charge of Recurrence of a Glomus Tumor: About a Case and the Review of the Literature

Badaoui

Amine

Abedrahim

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Glomus tumors of the hand are benign vascular tumors, which develop at the expense of the neuro-myo-arterial glomus. They represent about 1% -5% of all hand tumors. Their diagnosis is frequently delayed by the absence of specific signs, its confirmation is based on anatomopathological examination. Their treatment is based on complete surgical excision and restitution of the nail apparatus, the only guarantees of a good evolution without recurrence. We report the case of a recurrence of a glomus tumor of the ring finger in a woman where the pains reappeared 6 months after the first intervention.

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Taking Charge of Recurrence of a Glomus Tumor: About a Case and the Review of the Literature

Badaoui

Amine

Abedrahim

et al. 2020

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“…A total of 75% of glomus tumors occur in the hand, especially in the fingertips. They are typically located in the subungual area5, 6 of the upper and lower extremities 7, 8, 9…”

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