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Glomus Tumor*

Glomus tumor is a benign lesion characterized by vessels and glomus cells in the varying proportion and it classically presents as a solitary, painful papule or nodule. Occasionally it displays unusual histopathologic features diagnosed as "atypical" glomus tumor, including malignant glomus tumor, glomus tumor of uncertain malignant potential, glomangiomatosis, and symplastic glomus tumor. Glomangiomatosis and symplastic glomus tumor reveal benign biologic behavior. We report herein a typical case of symplastic glomus tumor showing marked nuclear atypia, its only unusual feature comparing with classical one, in addition to the typical clinical and pathological features.
Glomus Tumor*

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Glomus Tumor*

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Glomus Tumor*

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Glomus Tumor*

One case of subungual glomus tumor was reported which had characteristic clinical manifestations of paroxysmal pain and tenderness for about 20 years. Histopathologically it was confirmed as subungual glomus tumor. This case was treated completely with simple surgics,l excision of the mass.
Glomus Tumor*

We report a case of hyper vascular metastatic thyroid carcinoma of the jugular fora-men simulating a glomus jugulare tumor. Computed tomography(CT) revealed areas of irregular lytic bony destruction of the left jugular foramen, as well as characteristic in vasion routes of a glomus jugulare tumor. Magnetic resonance(MR) imaging and angiography demonstrated a hypervascular mass similar to a glomus tumor.
Angiography ; Glomus Jugulare Tumor* ; Glomus Jugulare* ; Glomus Tumor ; Thyroid Neoplasms

The therapeutic options for glomus tumor management are either palliative (ie, radiation, embolization or a combination) or definitive (ie, surgery or combinations of surgery-radiation, radiation-surgery or embolization-surgery). Of these, surgical excision is the standard treatment modality for glomus tympanicum tumors. As glomus tympanicum tumor has highly vascular nature, profuse hemorrhage may be intermittently induced during its removal. Preoperative embolization is used frequently to reduce intraoperative bleeding. We report a case of glomus tympanicum tumor which was removed completely with the help of direct inject of HistoacrylR into the mass during the operation. This method allows almost bloodless ablation of the entire tumor.
Enbucrilate ; Glomus Tumor ; Glomus Tympanicum Tumor* ; Glomus Tympanicum* ; Hemorrhage

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Glomus Tumor* ; Quadriceps Muscle*

A case of solitary painful glomus tumor occurring in a 36-year-old Korean rnale is reported. This tumor was a slightly elevated, bluish subcutaneous nodule about 1cm. in diameter on the left antecubital fossa. We performed a complete surgical excision of the nodule, which was histopathologically cnnfirmed as a typical solitary glomus tumor.
Adult ; Glomus Tumor* ; Humans