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case_images: Aspect of cutaneous nodule removed from the dermis of submandibular region (2nd lesion).
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case_images: Eight months after, she presented nodular lesion (Figure 1), measuring 0.7 cm diameter, reddish, non-bleeding and pruruginous on the skin of submandibular left region, 1.5cm from the surgical scar.
case_images: Small tumor in parotid region (3rd lesion). We can also observe the surgical scars of previous lesions removed.
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case_images: Six weeks later, the patient presented a small tumor on the left parotid region (Figure 2).
case_images: Infiltrative glandular epithelial aspect of neoplasm (N). AP: parotid acines. (HE, objective 4X).
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case_images: Parotid and skin lesions on submandibular region presented the following histopathological aspects of neoplastic tissues: presence of infiltrative glandular epithelial neoplasm (Figure 3), presenting polygonal or rounded cells placed in glandular disposition, of variable size and complexity.
case_images: Arrow: secretion by apical decapitation (HE, objective 40X).
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case_images: We evidenced the presence of apical decapitation secretion (Figure 4), characteristic of apocrine glands in most tumor cells.