[Rare localization of a small sweat gland adenoma of the skin].

This case report of a chondroid syringoma (t. h.) arising in a finger is of interest because of the unusual site, its usual location being the region of the head and neck. Characteristically it is benign, slow growing and compresses adjoining structures. In skin lesions generally histological confirmation of the diagnosis is essential in order to exclude malignancy, but particularly when the site of the lesion is an unusual one.

Keywords

Fingers, Sweat Gland Neoplasms, Humans, Female, Middle Aged

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