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case_images: Microscopic view (400x) of the tumor of the right upper leg. The histopathological pattern, immunoprofile, and localization of this subcutaneous tumor favor the diagnosis of DFSP.
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case_images: It was found to be a DFSP in histological research due to proliferation of atypical fusiform mesenchymal cells, with multinuclear giant cells which were sometimes arranged in rosettes (Figure 1).
case_images: Microscopic view (400x) of the second tumor of the right upper leg. Based on the morphology, clinical history, and immunoprofile it was diagnosed to be a localization of a high grade sarcoma NOS.
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case_images: Histological research showed proliferation of a more cellular tumor process with more and bizarre mitotic figures (Figure 2).
case_images: A 68-year-old Caucasian woman with a high grade sarcoma NOS presenting with a RLNM.
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case_images: CT examination revealed a large lymph node (Figure 3) without any other evidence of distant disease.
case_images: Microscopic view (400x) of the tumor located in a lymph node, diagnosed to be a localization of a high grade sarcoma NOS. It developed as a result of the differentiation of the primary tumor 10 years ago. This was concluded based on the morphology, clinical history, and immunoprofile (vimentin positive) of this tumor.
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case_images: Pathological-anatomical study showed a metastasis of a high grade sarcoma NOS (Figure 4).