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Case Number : Case 1986 - 15 Jan 2018 Posted By: Limin Yu

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56 male, right foot mass
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anh

spindle cell lesion, moderately cellular, not really appreciate mitotic activity or cytologic atypia, no necrosis, elongated collapse vessels in Fig 3 and Fig. 7. I usually associate that type of vessels with fibromatosis. I think it's Ledderhose disease.

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Anil Patki

Alternating hypocellular and hypercellular areas and fibrous stroma suggest solitary fibrous tumour

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Dr. Richard Carr

Dr. Richard Carr 622

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Some IHC has been posted from last Friday's case.

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dermpath1

Can some bod explain to me the abbreviation IBR?

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vincenzo polizzi

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Plantar fibromatosis is a good spot...nice typical vessels with typical perivascular clear spaces.

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John Zhang
11 hours ago, dermpath1 said:

Can some bod explain to me the abbreviation IBR?

I think it means insect bite reaction.

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Limin Yu

Thank everyone for the insightful discussion. This is a plantar fibromatosis. 

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