Soft tissue tumours Flashcards
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Lipoma is _________ (benign/malignant) tumor which is most common soft tissue tumor of adulthood.
benign
What are the common locations where lipoma occurs?
superficial extremities and trunk
What are the morphological features of a lipoma?
Mature adipocytes are found
What is the Tx of lipoma?
simple excision
Liposarcoma is a malignant tumor and it has three morphological types. Name them.
Well-differentiated liposarcoma
Myxoid liposarcoma
Pleomorphic liposarcoma
What are the common locations where well-differentiated liposarcoma occurs?
Deep extremities and retroperitoneum
What are the common locations where myxoid liposarcoma occurs?
Thigh and leg
What are the morphological features of a well-differentiated liposarcoma
Adipocytes with scattered atypical spindle cells
What are the morphological features of a myxoid liposarcoma?
Myxoid (basophilic) matrix
Chicken wire vessels
round cells
lipoblasts
What are the morphological features of a pleomorphic liposarcoma?
Sheets of anaplastic cells
Bizarre nuclei
Lipoblasts
Amplification of _________ is characteristic of well differentiated liposarcoma
12q13-q15
________ translocation is characteristic of myxoid liposarcoma
t(12;16)
The amplified region of chromosome 12q is ______ which is a potent inhibitor of p53.
MDM2
The _____________ liposarcoma is indolent
well-differentiated
The pleomorphic liposarcoma is __________ (indolent/aggressive)
aggressive
The myxoid liposarcoma is __________ (severe/intermediate/mild) in its malignant behavior
intermediate
Myxoid liposarcoma is also called _________ liposarcoma
round cell liposarcoma
Nodular fascilitis is a _________ (benign/malignant) fibrous tumor.
benign
What are the common locations of nodular fascilitis?
Arm and forearm
What are the morphological features of nodular fascilitis?
Tissue culture like fibroblast growth Extravasated erythrocytes Lymphocytes No neutrophils Stellate to spindle cells with mitotic activity
A history of _______ (trauma/smoking) is present in 25% cases of nodular fascilitis
trauma
Nodular fascilitis is not larger than ___ cm and grows rapidly in several weeks or months
5 cm
What is the genetic abberation in nodular fascilitis?
t(17;22) that produces MYH9-USP6 fusion gene
Fibromatoses are of two types
Superficial
Deep
Where do these occur?
Superficial fibromatosis in palms, plantar fascia and penis
Deep fibromatosis in abdominal wall