933 The Glass Half Full? A Case Of Cutaneous Neuroma Formation Post Laceration Of First Web-Space Of The Hand

Abstract Introduction neuromas are lesions resulting from abnormal nerve regeneration following a peripheral injury and may cause severe pain. Method we present case of 54-year-old female who developed painful cutaneous lesion over the first web-space hand an untreated glass laceration 3 years previously. Results surgical resection revealed 100% transection ulnar digital (UDN) thumb with into skin. A posterior interosseous (PIN) graft was required to bridge 15mm gap. Histopathology 12x12mm neuroma extending dermis. Conclusions is rare consequence penetrating trauma. This highlights need for prompt assessment injuries reduce risk formation.