Giant Cell Tumor of the Proximal Phalanx of the Little Finger about One Case in Our Milieu

Giant cell tumor is a benign primary bone tumor. The phalangeal localization rare. It distinguished from other locations by the local aggressiveness of and high rate recurrence. We report one case 25-year-old right-handed nurse with no reported pathological history who complained about an ulcero-budding mass right little finger evolving year ago. She would have initially consulted bonesetter taken care her using decoctions. hand X-ray showed osteolytic first phalanx “honeycomb” appearance invading soft tissues. carried out amputation radius. postoperative course was simple healing surgical wound disappearance axillary adenopathy. specimen after anatomopathology exam concluded to be grade 2 giant Senerkin.