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Case Number : Case 1516 - 15 April Posted By: Guest

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M55 Tumour on buttock, long history, slowly increasing, clinically cystic. Case c/o Dr Jesmond Xeureb

Dr Richard Carr.


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Raul Perret

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Made me think of cystic hidradenoma with extensive papillary areas (both micropapillary and real papillae with sclerotic cores) 

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Dr. Mona Abdel-Halim

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I also thought of solid cystic hidradenoma with papillary areas and evident apocrine features

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Guest Arash Daryakarr

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Cystic hidradenoma with focal calcification,hyalinization and apocrine differentiation .

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Agree, nodular and cystic Hidradenoma with proeminent apocrine features.

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nodulo-cystic hidradenoma with apocrine differntiation

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Dr. Richard Carr

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Yes well done all.

My report:

I agree this is a benign adnexal tumour of sweat gland origin and has features in keeping with hidradenoma. The lesion shows apocrine features and unusually papillary architecture with psammoma bodies.  I have not seen the latter previously in hidradenoma.

As you know, sweat gland lesions can show various differentiations. I did not see any worrying features for malignancy and the lesion appears to be excised with narrow connective tissue margins. I am sure a wait and watch policy can therefore be adopted.

 

IHC was performed as follows: p63 diffuse, sparing luminal apocrine cells only. p53 weak (wild), Ki67 very low < 1%; TTF-1 negative.

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