Presentation
Hard, painful lump on the sole of the foot for about 2 years
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Plantar fibroma
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Ovoid solid mass contiguous with the plantar fascia showing blood flow on color Doppler. The opposite side is normal.
Case Discussion
Plantar fibroma is a non-encapsulated thickening and proliferation of the central and medial bands of the plantar fascia. This lesion is histologically similar to Dupuytren contracture. Some patients have an inherited tendency to both palmar and plantar fibromas.
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