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Case 31 |
Surgical Pathology Case |
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| 63 year-old male, bone tumor, left middle finger. | ||
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The amputated finger measures 12.0 cm long with enlargement of the proximal two thirds, which measures up to 3.5 cm in diameter. Sectioning through the specimen reveals a well-demarcated cystic tumor in the center of the specimen involving the bone. The tumor measures 1.5 x 1.5 cm and the cut surface is gray-tan and multicystic. |
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| HE, 40× | ||
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| HE, 2× | HE, 4× | |
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| HE, 10× | HE, 10× | |
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| HE, 4× | HE, 4× | |
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| Trochrome staining , 10× | ||
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Source: Department of Pathology, Creighton University Medical Center, Omaha, NE Photo: Zenggang Pan Discussion: Zenggang Pan |
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