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Mesodermal mixed tumors of the uterus
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1948Abstract 1. 1. Two cases of mesodermal mixed tumor of the uterus are reported: one a tumor of the fundus of the uterus with typical findings: the other a minute neoplasm discovered incidentally by biopsy during a dilatation and curettage for uterine bleeding. 2. 2.
E C H, SCHMIDT, R B, SCHUTZ
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A Mixed Tumor of the Skin of the Nose
ORL, 2010An unusual case of a mixed tumor of the skin of salivary gland type arising from the tip of the nose is presented. The literature is reviewed.
H J, Manni, J A, van Raalte
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Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 1986
Recurrence of benign neoplasms can usually be attributed to incomplete excision. Such is the case with benign mixed tumors of salivary glands. Certain histopathologic features of mixed tumors, however, appear to facilitate recurrences. These are: 1) a predominantly myxoid composition, and 2) transcapsular extension by the tumor.
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Recurrence of benign neoplasms can usually be attributed to incomplete excision. Such is the case with benign mixed tumors of salivary glands. Certain histopathologic features of mixed tumors, however, appear to facilitate recurrences. These are: 1) a predominantly myxoid composition, and 2) transcapsular extension by the tumor.
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Benign mixed tumor of the trachea
Cancer, 1979A case of mixed tumor, salivary gland type, removed by segmental resection of the trachea is reported. Only thirteen acceptable and five probable tracheal mixed tumors have been found in the world literature. The behavior of this variety of tumor in the trachea appears to be similar to its counterpart in other sites and distinctly different from the ...
C K, Ma, G, Fine, J, Lewis, M W, Lee
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1958
James Paget was the first to draw attention to mixed tumors outside of the major salivary glands, in 1851. Since this time, mixed tumors have been reported to arise from numerous areas: eyebrow, cheek, pharyngeal wall, tongue, and even in distant areas such as the leg and the hand, but these are most exceptional sites of origin.
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James Paget was the first to draw attention to mixed tumors outside of the major salivary glands, in 1851. Since this time, mixed tumors have been reported to arise from numerous areas: eyebrow, cheek, pharyngeal wall, tongue, and even in distant areas such as the leg and the hand, but these are most exceptional sites of origin.
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Malignant Mixed Tumor of the Lung
Chest, 1970A malignant mixed tumor of the lung occurring in a 67-year-old man is presented. Clinical and autopsy findings are described. By chest roentgenograms irregular calcific deposits within a huge rounded pulmonary mass were demonstrated and considered to be an important diagnostic feature.
F, Vadillo-Briceño +2 more
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Mummified Cutaneous Mixed Tumor
Archives of Dermatology, 1975A 34-year-old man had an unusual mummified cutaneous mixed tumor that developed shortly after trauma. The apocrine type of tumor cells and pilar differentiation could explain the presence of mummification.
G, Tsoïtis, B, Brisou, P, Destombes
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Malignant Mixed Tumor of the Gallbladder
American Journal of Clinical Pathology, 1980Multimorphic malignant tumors containing elements of two or more germ layers presenting as mixed tumors are rarely encountered in the gallbladder. A review of the literature revealed a report of a single case in which the histologic appearance was similar to that of the case reported herein.
K S, Mansori, S Y, Cho
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Malignant mixed mullerian tumors
Clinical and Translational Oncology, 2006Malignant mixed Mullerian tumours (MMMTs) are rare neoplasms, highly aggressive and with an extremely poor prognosis, usually arising in elderly postmenopausal women and presenting at an advanced stage. MMMTs derive from the mullerian mesodermus that differentiates in epithelial and stromal elements, both malignant elements.
J, Ruiz Tovar +5 more
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1992
Mixed mullerian tumors constitute one of the rarer groups of uterine tumors, but have always inspired the interest of clinicians, basic scientists, and pathologists out of proportion to their clinical frequency. They are by definition all composed of an intimate admixture of epithelial and nonepithelial elements, and thus have raised particular ...
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Mixed mullerian tumors constitute one of the rarer groups of uterine tumors, but have always inspired the interest of clinicians, basic scientists, and pathologists out of proportion to their clinical frequency. They are by definition all composed of an intimate admixture of epithelial and nonepithelial elements, and thus have raised particular ...
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