Angioleiomyoma of Left Proximal Arm Region- Mimic as Soft Tissue Sarcoma
L. Gopi Singh, K. Srinivas Reddy, AM Adarsha, B. Hari Krishna, Samarth Sahoo, R. Krishna, Siddharth S. Rao
Asian Journal of Case Reports in Surgery · pp. 259–262 · Published 7 May 2024
Abstract
The angioleiomyomas are rare soft tissue tumors mainly arising from smooth muscle cell layer. These vascular origin tumors often present at extremities. The exact underlying cause is unknown for these tumors. Due to nonspecific presentations and inconclusive radiological findings, it is very difficult to diagnose preoperatively. The exact management line of these rare soft tissue tumors may be delayed or vary, due to misdiagnosis. To expand the awareness of the pathology of this condition, more publications are needed. We are presenting a rare case of angioleiomyoma of left arm mimicking as soft tissue tumor, which implements the list of differential diagnosis of peripheral extremity soft tissue tumors.
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