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Tumor benigno do glomo mioarterial, composto de canais vasculares circundados por células glômicas em proliferação. Os tumores possuem quantidades variáveis de células glômicas, vasos sanguíneos e músculo liso. De acordo com as proporções relativas das quantidades de células glômicas, vasos sanguíneos e músculo liso, eles podem ser classificados como tumor glômico sólido, glomangioma ou glomangiomioma. Apresentam-se como nódulos rosados dolorosos, e frequenemente estão localizados nos dedos das mãos ou sob a lâmina ungueal.
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A benign tumour of the myoarterial glomus, composed of vascular channels surrounded by proliferating glomus cells. The tumours have variable quantities of glomus cells, blood vessels and smooth muscle. According to the relative proportions of quantities of glomus cells, blood vessels and smooth muscle they may be classified as solid glomus tumour, glomangioma or glomangiomyoma. They present as painful pink nodules and are often located on the fingers or under the nail plate.

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A benign tumour of the myoarterial glomus, composed of vascular channels surrounded by proliferating glomus cells. The tumours have variable quantities of glomus cells, blood vessels and smooth muscle. According to the relative proportions of quantities of glomus cells, blood vessels and smooth muscle they may be classified as solid glomus tumour, glomangioma or glomangiomyoma. They present as painful pink nodules and are often located on the fingers or under the nail plate.
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    Glomus tumour of the skin or nail apparatus
    A benign tumour of the myoarterial glomus, composed of vascular channels surrounded by proliferating glomus cells. The tumours have variable quantities of glomus cells, blood vessels and smooth muscle. According to the relative proportions of quantities of glomus cells, blood vessels and smooth muscle they may be classified as solid glomus tumour, glomangioma or glomangiomyoma. They present as painful pink nodules and are often located on the fingers or under the nail plate.

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