PMC6588153_01
(a) Dorsal view of the right small finger showing soft tissue mass, (b) palmar view of the right small finger with soft tissue mass.
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F1
Physical examination showed a 1.6 cm x 1.1 cm x 1.1 cm reddish-brown, oval-shaped soft tissue mass extending from the right small finger on a broad-based stalk (Fig. 1).
AP view of the hand showing soft tissue mass without bony involvement.
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F2
Multiview radiographs of the hand showed a soft tissue mass extending from the distal aspect of the right small finger without bony involvement (Fig. 2).
(a) dorsal view of the right small finger status post mass resection, (b) palmar view of the right small finger status post mass resection.
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F3
Follow-up of 2 years and wound healing from this point forward were uneventful and without recurrence (Fig. 3).
Histological image showing highly vascular soft tissue mass, diagnosed histologically as capillary hemangioma.
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F4
Surprisingly, the histopathological report showed a highly vascular soft tissue mass containing capillaries lined with a single layer of endothelium, consistent with capillary hemangioma (Fig. 4).