A 59-year-old lady complained of a painful lesion over the base of her right index finger
Dr. Adrian KC Cheng
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Clinical history:
A 59-year-old lady complained of a painful lesion over the base of her right index finger. The lesion ruptured multiple times, expressing a sticky fluid that subsequently reaccumulated. On examination, a 3mm shiny papule was observed over the base of the right index finger nail, with a longitudinal groove extending along the nail plate distal to the papule.
What is the diagnosis?
| A. | Digital myxoid cyst |
| B. | Periungual viral wart |
| C. | Onychomatricoma |
| D. | Periungual fibroma |