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Cool case
Started by yaah
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Any clinical like: Age, gender
How many mits did you count per 10 hpf ?
it seems to be a benign mesenchymal lession..so doesnt matter how you call it as long as its not a cancer. 😀 😀
it reminids me of myofibroma tho...
Let me know what it is ?
How many mits did you count per 10 hpf ?
it seems to be a benign mesenchymal lession..so doesnt matter how you call it as long as its not a cancer. 😀 😀
it reminids me of myofibroma tho...
Let me know what it is ?
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It's a 46 year old female. It was partially calcified at the area next to the kidney. It was sort of attached to the renal capsule, but hard to tell if that is where it is coming from.
Haven't seen any mitoses.
I have no idea what to call it. 😳 will let you know after signout.
Haven't seen any mitoses.
I have no idea what to call it. 😳 will let you know after signout.
MadSci said:
That's our best guess, but there are no really obvious smooth muscle cells (although nuclei look like it). Stains are ordered
Actin (Muscle specific)
Desmin
CD34
BCL2
S100
HMB 45
Actin
Desmin
CD34 (staining vessels only)
S100 negative.
Guess it's a leiomyoma. Kind of wanted something a little more different than a boring old leiomyoma. Oh well. 😳
Desmin
CD34 (staining vessels only)
S100 negative.
Guess it's a leiomyoma. Kind of wanted something a little more different than a boring old leiomyoma. Oh well. 😳
its a good case man you had a hypotesis, worked it up and proved your point...nice..
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yaah said:Actin
Desmin
CD34 (staining vessels only)
S100 negative.
Guess it's a leiomyoma. Kind of wanted something a little more different than a boring old leiomyoma. Oh well. 😳
