Karl O Nakken, Lillian Nordbø Berge, Geir D Slapø, Jonas Colombo Nilsen, Henning Borgos
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Background: Glomus tumour is a rare benign hypervascular lesion mainly found in the subungual region of the fingers.
Case presentation: A young, right-handed female experienced episodic and increasing pain in her left thumb. The pain was triggered by cold weather and light pressure. Painkillers and non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs gave little or no relief. She saw several doctors who suspected various diagnoses, including tennis elbow, carpal tunnel syndrome and cervicobrachialgia. None of these could be verified.
Interpretation: The case illustrates how a rare benign tumour, that can be effectively treated, can lead to chronic disability when a correct diagnostic workup is severely delayed.