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Photomicrograph of the primary breast tumor (H and E, 20x)
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F1
A punch biopsy of the lesion was done and it showed a metastatic adecnocarcinoma, which was consistent with a known primary in the breast. [Figures 1-3] Estrogen and progesterone receptors were done by immunohistochemistry, but the original breast tumor and the metastatic lesion were negative for both receptors.
Photomicrograph of breast tumor (H and E, 40x)
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F2
A punch biopsy of the lesion was done and it showed a metastatic adecnocarcinoma, which was consistent with a known primary in the breast. [Figures 1-3] Estrogen and progesterone receptors were done by immunohistochemistry, but the original breast tumor and the metastatic lesion were negative for both receptors.
Photomicrograph of primary breast tumor (H and E, 40x)
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F3
A punch biopsy of the lesion was done and it showed a metastatic adecnocarcinoma, which was consistent with a known primary in the breast. [Figures 1-3] Estrogen and progesterone receptors were done by immunohistochemistry, but the original breast tumor and the metastatic lesion were negative for both receptors.
Photomicrograph of the gingival lesion showing adenocarcinoma below the hyperplastic squamous mucosa (H and E, 20x)
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F4
The pattern of the gingival tumor resembled the original breast tumor [Figures 4-6].
Photomicrograph of gingival lesion showing an adenocarcinoma below the hyperplastic squamous mucosa (H and E, 20x)
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F5
The pattern of the gingival tumor resembled the original breast tumor [Figures 4-6].
Photomicrograph of the gingival lesion showing an adenocarcinoma (H and E, 40x)
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F6
The pattern of the gingival tumor resembled the original breast tumor [Figures 4-6].