Another fingertip lesion that may be confused for a glomus tumor on MR images is the giant cell tumor of the tendon sheath. This is a very common finger lesion, in fact being the most common finger mass other than a ganglion cyst.
Probably the two most well-known awareness ribbons are; the red ribbon in support of those with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS); and the pink ribbon which denotes breast cancer awareness. The meaning behind the awareness ribbon depends on its color(s). Many different groups, foundations and organizations have adopted these ribbons as symbols of support or awareness - as a result, various causes may often share the same, or similar, ribbon color(s).
Some ribbon colors also represent specific non-profit groups who advocate for a particular type of cancer. For example, a white or pearl ribbon is used to represent lung cancer, but turquoise ribbons are used by one of the lung cancer organizations. In addition, there are months dedicated to certain types of cancer, also listed below. June is National Cancer Survivor month. 1  All Cancers â Light Purple (Lavender) 2  Appendix Cancer â Amber. 3  Bile Duct Cancer â Green (February)  Bladder Cancer - Yellow 1  (May) Bone Cancer â Yellow.  Bone Marrow Transplant 1  â Green. Brain Cancer â Gray  (May)