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. 2020 Jun 22;48(6):0300060520928683. doi: 10.1177/0300060520928683

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Figure 1. — Intraoperative presentation of the tumors. All tumors appeared well encapsulated and very close to the palmar digital nerve or digital nerve, pushing it to one side (arrow). (a) The angioleiomyoma in Patient 1 compressed digital nerve of the index finger. (b) The angioleiomyoma in Patient 2 compressed the palmar digital nerve to the index finger. (c) The angioleiomyoma in Patient 3 compressed the palmar digital nerve to the little finger. (d) The angioleiomyoma in Patient 4 compressed the palmar digital nerve to the ring finger.