13 yo male patient present to PCP with this mass on his left | Figure 1

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Case Summary

13 yo male patient presents to PCP with this mass on his left 4th digit. Pt is right handed. He reports it has been present for 2-3 years and not getting larger. Not painful, full ROM in digits. Denies any trauma to the area. Thoughts?


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