Exam| Volume 42, ISSUE 12, P1018, December 2017

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        • Tumor-Like Conditions of the Hand and Upper Extremity
          Journal of Hand SurgeryVol. 42Issue 12
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            Tumor-like conditions of the hand and upper extremity typically present as masses and can be confused as more serious conditions. The differential diagnosis of these lesions can cross over with many more commonly recognized benign and malignant upper limb tumors, and it is, therefore, important for the hand surgeon to be familiar with tumor-like conditions. The diagnosis of these lesions often can be made on clinical grounds supported by a careful physical examination and plain film radiography.
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