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Intraoperative picture of the mass during removal.
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F1
Intraoperative findings revealed a well-encapsulated multilobulated mass with one lobule filled with thick yellow fluid that looked like pus, another filled with clear jelly-like material, and the last being firmer and bloodstained (Fig. 1).
Picture of the preserved, paraffin-embedded tissue block. The clear-tan area is solid and the dark brown area is cystic.
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F2
Further histopathological examination of the entire specimen revealed an appearance consistent with eccrine spiradenoma (Figs. 2-4).
Low magnification shows the cystic and cellular areas. Thick and thin arrows point toward the cellular and cystic sides of the tumor, respectively.
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F3
Further histopathological examination of the entire specimen revealed an appearance consistent with eccrine spiradenoma (Figs. 2-4).
High magnification shows the duct arrangement of the cells as indicated by the arrows.
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F4
Further histopathological examination of the entire specimen revealed an appearance consistent with eccrine spiradenoma (Figs. 2-4).