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Synovial sarcoma
1%
25/3478
Epitheliod sarcoma
5%
177/3478
Angiosarcoma
19%
672/3478
Benign hemangioma
74%
2563/3478
Giant cell tumor of tendon sheath
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The clinical history, photograph, radiographs, and histology are all consistent with a benign hemangioma. Hemangiomas are very common benign tumors which can become painful when engorged with blood secondary to dependent positions or physical activity. The clinical photograph shows the associated skin changes which occur when hemangiomas are located in subcutaneous locations. The radiographs show classic phleboliths (calcifications within blood vessels) on the ulnar side of the radiograph. The histology photograph shows no cellular atypia or malignant features. Rather, multiple large endothelial-lined vascular dilations are seen each filled with erythrocytes.
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