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Volar view of the finger.
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Lateral view of the finger.
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Anteroposterior radiograph showing stenosis of the diaphysis of the middle phalanx and distal subchondral cysts.
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Oblique radiograph showing the deformity of the middle phalanx.
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Magnetic resonance imaging with T2, showing expansive lesion with heterogenous highlighting from the contrast medium.
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Dorsal access approach.
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View of the tumor at the two edges of the extensor complex.
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Volar access approach.
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Longitudinal sectioning of the tumor through the volar access.
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Longitudinal section of the tumor by the volar approach.
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Volar view after excision, indicating the point of origin of the tumor.
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Photograph showing the size of the tumor after excision.
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Photograph evidencing the tumor size after excision.
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The wound was cleaned using 0.9% physiological solution and simple suturing of the skin was performed using mononylon 4-0 thread (Figure 13).