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case_images: Clinical image of purple-colored swelling on the anterior aspect of the left forearm, measuring around 1 cm.
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case_images: There was no skin ulceration or satellite nodules (Figure 1).
case_images: Hematoxylin and eosin-stain (A-D) Microscopic images of the biopsy. (A) The low-power view shows a circumscribed multinodular proliferation within the dermis (40x). (B) The stroma between the nests is edematous and hyalinized (100x). (C) Large pale cells are centrally located and small dark basaloid cells are at the periphery (200x). (D) Ductal structures (black arrows) and intratumoral lymphocytes (blue arrow) were identified (200x).
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case_images: Histopathological examination of the specimen revealed a circumscribed multinodular intradermal tumor (Figure 2A) (Figure 2B). The tumor nodules were separated by edematous and hyalinized stroma and consisted of small dark basaloid cells at the periphery with centrally located large pale cells and intratumoral lymphocytes (Figure 2C) (Figure 2D). In addition, small ductal structures were identified (Figure 2D).