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• TITLE: Recurrent Neurothekeoma of the Foot

  AUTHORS: Mehtap Karamese, Mustafa Hanci, Hasan Esen, Mustafa Keskin

  KEYWORDS: Foot; Neurothekeoma; Recurrent

  JOURNAL NAME: Modern Plastic Surgery, Vol.2 No.3, July 20, 2012

  ABSTRACT: Nerve sheath myxomas (NEUROTHEKEOMA) are uncommon tumors of nerve sheet origin. These tumors most frequently arise from in the dermis and subcutaneous tissues of the head and neck, and upper extremities. Neurothekeoma may be either asymptomatic or may present as a painful raised, skin colored, well circumscribed dermal lesion averaging 1 cm in diameter. This entity is especially rare in the foot and we present a 15 years old male patient with a large (6.5 cm) recurrent eurothekeoma of the left foot.