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Case of the Month 8

Clinical Summary

History: This is 65 year-old female presented to her family physician with a mass in the scalp (ie. skin). She has no known significant medical or surgical problems. Submitted are multiple digital images of the lesion.

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This care submitted by:

  1. Hameed Aljawad, MD, McMaster University
  2. Ayman Alhabeeb, MD, McMaster University
  3. S. Kulkarni, MD, Humber River Regional Hospital
  4. Samih Salama, MD, McMaster University
    ssalama@mcmaster.ca
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  Figure 1
Section of the lesion showing minute fragment of keratinizing squamous epithelium representing an epidermis with a fragment of cellular marrow elements..

  Figure 2
The tumor is composed of predominantly bone including cellular marrow, lobules of cartilage and epihtelial elements.

 Firure 3
Closer view of the lobules of mature cartilage and epithelial elements arranged in sheet.
 Figure5
The epithelial elements make variable sized tubular lumina and focally form horn pearls.
 Firure 4
Closer view of the lobules of mature cartilage and epithelial elements arranged in sheet.
 Figure6
The epithelial elements here form tubules and single discohesive cells. 

 Figure 7
Hyperceullar marrow showing active trilineage hematopoesis.
   
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