Breast, Myofibroblastoma, ER stain [LMP73350]
Keywords
breast, spindle, mesenchymal
Clinical History
Palpable mass in left breast of an elderly male.
Clinical Discussion
Mammary myofibroblastoma is a benign spindle cell neoplasm of stromal myofibroblasts. It is typically composed of bland, slender spindle cells which are arranged in fascicles or cohesive clusters, with intervening thick collagen bundles. The cells have abundant, clear to grey cytoplasm, and nuclear atypia and mitotic activity are generally absent. A pushing, lobulated growth pattern is classic. This particular lesion demonstrates elongated cell groups and collagen bundles. Admixed benign adipose tissue is also seen.
This tumour was from an elderly man and was located in a subcutaneous location.
In its conventional form, this lesion is readily diagnosed by H&E alone.
This slide shows ER stain, see related content for H&E, desmin, and CD34 stains.
See Related Content for references:
Gaetano, M. Arch of Path & Lab Med: November 2008, Vol. 132, No. 11, pp. 1813-1820.
This tumour was from an elderly man and was located in a subcutaneous location.
In its conventional form, this lesion is readily diagnosed by H&E alone.
This slide shows ER stain, see related content for H&E, desmin, and CD34 stains.
See Related Content for references:
Gaetano, M. Arch of Path & Lab Med: November 2008, Vol. 132, No. 11, pp. 1813-1820.
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