“…Solitary skeletal haemangioma of the extremities occurs predominantly in the lower extremity (73%) usually in the long bones, the tibia and femur being the most common sites (Zahid et al, 2000). The histology of reported intraosseous haemangiomas in the metacarpal region include three of the cavernous type (Martin and Rafferty, 1982; Simonetti et al, 2009; Zahid et al, 2000), one venous type (Simonetti et al, 2009) and one capillary type (Ghedira et al, 2011). Typical radiographic features of intraosseous haemangiomas include lace-like pattern and honeycombing.…”