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Hemangiopericytoma

• Glomus tumor
   

• May occur anywhere in bone, soft tissues, liver, etc.
   

• Skeletal lesions are rare
   

• Most commonly have local pain
   

• Usually in young adults
   

• Solitary
   

• Most common in terminal phalanx of finger
   

• Lytic, expansile, hypervascular on angiography.

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