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Congenital Lesion on the Hand of a Child: Challenge.

CASE REPORT A 5-year-old girl, with no significant medical or family history, presented with a congenital, asymptomatic, slow, and progressively growing lesion on the third finger of her right hand. In the examination, it was found that on the external side of the third finger of her right hand, there was a 2-cm diameter fungiform tumor lesion, with a shiny skin-colored surface, adhered to deep levels and elastic on palpation (Fig. 1).