1. Introduction
Plexiform schwannoma is considered a benign peripheral nerve sheath tumor that stem from the slow proliferation of Schwann cells in a meshwork configuration (1). This tumor has been observed in men and women equally and mostly presents during childhood. The size of the tumor is less than 2 cm in most cases (2). Possible risk factors such as a positive family history, trauma history, or neurofibromatosis type 2 may be observed in cases (2). Plexiform schwannoma is mainly presented as an asymptomatic nodule located on the head and neck region or upper extremities (3). Rarely plexiform schwannoma can present on the lower extremities particularly on the foot. According to previous reports, the presentation of this tumor on the dorsum or interdigital space of the foot seems to be the rarest manifestation (4). Herein, we describe a rare case of pretty large plexiform schwannoma on the toe in a male patient.