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friable area. Histopathologically have been proposed two clas_ timento di Scienze della Salute, IJniver.rirìt dcgli Studi di
sification of ITAC. Barnes divided these rumois inro 5 types: L'Aquila, rU.O. di Anatomia Pokiltt,qit.tt. ().rltcdale San Sal-
papillary, colonic, solid, mucinous and mixed. Kleinsasser and vatore, L'Aquila
Schroder divided ITAC into 4 rypes: papillary tubular cylinder
cgll l-tU, alveolar goblet, signet-ring and transitional type. The lntroduction. "Dcntirronr:r" lr;rs bcut defìned in 197 I by
differential diagnosis must be made among ITAC, sinonasal WHO as "a vcrv r:tlc rrcopl:rsrrr corrrllrsetl of' odontogcnic
adenocarcinoma (non-tTAC) and metastatió adenocarcinoma epithclirrrn. inrrrr:rlrrrr.tolrreclivr: lissrrc:rrrtl tlvspltrslic tlcn-
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tin". It generally occurs in young adults, without sex predilec_ to misdiagnosis as squamous cell carcinoma when a shal_
tion. The mandible represents the most common site bf onset. low biopsy is performed. Ki67 proliferative index did not
Clinically, it generally occurs ar,agymptomoric mass, even
{l3g,uir! reliably between typical and recurrenr atypical
though sometimes associated with uneruped or carious teeth,
GCT,,I;astly the endoscopic diffJrential diagnosis of Barrett,s
lurgical excision represents the gold standard therapy. Esophagur should include GCT.
Case report. We report on a of a 4l-yoar_oiA.w,ornn
presented to our hospital for an."ise
asymprornatic,. l,J. g_nr.lrrrdi.
ameter, Iesionofthemascellar. '" ' :I :
is. an entity that has not been fully accepted. Some patholo_
glsts assume that this lesion must be regarded as ameloblas_ Introduction. peripheral nerve tumors ure neopgsilu,that
tic fibroma or. ameloblastic fibro-odontJma. In our case, rhe includes benign (schwannomas, neurofìbromas ,hO
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presence ofdysplastic dentin seems to preclude the diagnosis riomas) and malignanr forms, collectively ddigfutiJ.
of ameloblastic fìbroma, whereas the ibsence of enamel ex_ malignanr periphera.l nerve shearh tumors
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cludes the diagnosis of ameloblastic hbroodontoma. Thus, we schwannomas are uninodular, truly encapsufafea, .ecéAntri{:
hypothesize rhe diagnosis of dentinoma. masses, rlistocating the nerve fibers that U-aàioostraiOtt
Up to now, only 20 cases diagnosed as dentinoma have been "ao but
in the periphery, flattened along the capsule, noi p"n"t .t:
reported in lirerarure. The rarity ofthis entity and the difficul= ing the substance of the tumors.
ties in the differential diagnosis lead us to róport on this case. Case reporl A 64-year-old rtan was referred to Hosoital, of
Vallecamonica for excision of a 2 cm wide, nodular,
t-Anthony H, et
al. Oral Surg Orat Med Oral pathol 19g9;67:731-3. i;rrr_
2Takeda Y, et
al. J Oral pathol Med 1994:2J:92-6. tion on the left auricle. The lesion reeunèdili'uiónths laterin
the adjacent soft parts and a 3,6x1,5: crn_i ftrass.iwas:reiaoved
with homolateral cervical lymph node clearance.
Results. Histoparhology revealed a moderately_diffeientiated
PD32 squzmous cell carcinoma (G2) in the auriclè and recurrent
Granular cell tumor of the larinx nodule without tumor invasion in 33 cervical lymph nodes.
and of the esophagus: report of twg cases One of the cervical nerve showed a 6 mm. fusifonn expansion
G. Palumbieri of its súucture. Microscopically the lesion was an encapsu-
lated neoplasm growing inside the nerve. .[t *u,
U_.O.C. Istopatologia e Citodiagnostica, Ospedale ,,Mons. R. of short fascicles of bland spindle cells with focal "orpòi.d
Dímiccoli", Barletta núclear
palisading and Verocay bodies. The tumor cells expressed
S_
100 protein and were.negative for EMA and,GL[IF,,t which
Introduction. Granular cell tumor (GCT) is an uncornmon stained instead the peripheral perineurial cells. These findings
an{ nearly aJways benign neoplasm of presumably Schwann were consiòtent wiîh the diagnosis of intraneural schwai_
cell origin, with predilection for the skin, the softtissue and noma.
the tongue, while laringeal and esophageal involvement is Concluslons;,'lller differcntial diagnosis includes traumatic
fairly rare and.theirdiagnosis is mainly UaseA of histopatho- and Mbrtou,f i'neun,masi palisaded encapsulated neurom4
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logic examination of endoscopic biopsies. nerve sheathignnglion. and intraneural perineurioma.
Clinico-pathologic cases. Òase t. A 40-yqar-old white I n' tho, prcso'n{,case.:schwannoma was ientrally located inside
women presented with a recurrent smooih sessile tumor. of the
the ncrve. t'position that, ro the best of our inowledge, has
right vocal cord-subglottic area causing hoarseness (the fimt
been reported in.tlie literature only oncer.
lesion revealed hve years ago). Case l. A 4}-yedr-old white
I Fellegara C. Int
men_with a flat inegular lesion detected incidJntally near the J Surg pathol 2(M8: 16:57-g.
esophago-gastric junction during esophagoscopy: the endo-
scopic diagnosis was Barren's Esophagus.
Methods. Tissues were fi xed iii, buff;feó foiinalin, poraflin PD34
embedded; for immunoistochemistry, the avidin-bioiin,pcr- Nuchal-type fibroma: a case report
oxidase complex method was used.
Results. Histologically, the tumor was locatcd in the sub- N. Scibetta, L. Marasà
epithelial area and consisted of sheets,of large polygonal I
Pat ho lo g ical Anatomy IJ nit, pa le rmo
and round-oval rumor cells with ample granulai"orinófniU.
cytoplasm and with small round nuclei centrally oreccenri- Introduction. Nuchal-type fibroma (NTF) is a rare, tumorlike
cally located, with -in the recurrent tumor of cise l_ nuctear proliferation typically located in the subcutaneous tissues of
pleomorphism and a few prominent nucleoli; the overlying the posterior neck and interscapular regions of patients be-
epithelium was thin and unremarkable in the case l;, whitó tween ages 25 and 60 years. The lesion has a low recurrence
pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia is seen in the case 2. tbllowing excision, not metastatize and has a strong associa_
The neoplastic cells showed immunoreactivity forS-1fi) pro_ tion with diabetes and Gardner's syndrome.
tein and CD68 (KP-1), while ki67-MIBI was unremarcable. Methods. A 72-year old man presented with a mass in the
Conclusion. Pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia may lead posterior neck region. It was locally excised. Gardner's syn-
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