Presentation
Bump on dorsal aspect of great toe - Few months. No pain / trauma.
Patient Data
Age: about 12 yrs
Gender: Female
From the case:
Hemangioma of great toe
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A compressible lesion with tiny cystic spaces is noted involving the soft tissue on dorsal aspect of interphalangeal joint of great toe. Vascularity is noted in cystic spaces.
No echogenic focus ( phlebolith ).
No extension to joint.
Case Discussion
Clinically this lesion was compressible with faint bluish discoloration favouing hemangioma.
Ultrasound findings favor hemangioma.
Surgical exploration and histopathology examination proved the lesion to be a hemangioma.