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A firm mass measuring 5 x 3 x 2 cm in size in the right zygomatic region
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The mass was bound to a part of zygoma [Figure 1].
A submentovertex view of skull showed resorption of zygomatic arch
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A submentovertex view of skull showed resorption of zygomatic arch [Figure 2].
Isolation of tumor mass
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The mass was removed in toto [Figure 3].
Erosion of zygomatic arch
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Beneath the mass, we noticed a secondary erosion of the zygomatic arch [Figure 4].
Histopathologic picture showing interlacing fascicles of compact spindle cells with twisted nuclei. The nuclear palisading formed the Verocay bodies
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Microscopic analysis revealed that the tumor mass was composed of interlacing fascicles of compact spindle cells with twisted nuclei [Figure 5]. The nuclear palisading formed the Verocay bodies [Figure 5].