The Masson glomus tumour is a benign neuromyoarterial growth. Such ă tumours are rare and are most commonly described in the hand, however ă there are very rare cases of them in the foot. Tumours are characterised ă by a triad of clinical symptoms involving pain, tenderness and ă hypersensitivity. Diagnosis is often late. Although they are benign ă tumours, an early diagnosis is better as they can have an effect on ă quality of life. Diagnosis is made based on the clinical presentation, ă with an MRI scan being an additional optional investigation. These ă tumours do not respond to classic analgesics, therefore treatment ă involves their surgical excision. Histological analysis is used to ă confirm diagnosis. Reoccurrence is rare, but may occur; the patient ă should therefore be informed of this possibility.