Glomus tumors are benign, painful growths originating from glomus bodies and comprise
just 1% of tumors arising in the hand, with fewer than 10% in the volar pulp of digits.
Hallmark symptoms of glomus tumors include hypersensitivity to cold, heightened pinprick
sensitivity, and paroxysmal pain. We report a 72-year-old, right-hand dominant man who
presented with pain in the left middle finger, localized to the tip. The fingertip was incredibly
sensitive to touch, and his pain increased at night. He reported no recollection of trauma …