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Saturday, May 18, 2013               
 
Granular Cell Tumor in Scrotum

Topic: Granular Cell Tumor of Scrotum

Category: External Genitalia

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Strong immunoreactivity for S-100 was seen in this case. Most granular cell tumors pursue a benign course. There are well-documented cases of "benign-appearing" granular cell tumors that produced distant metastases. Features favoring malignancy include necrosis, high mitotic activity, spindling of tumor cells, and prominent nucleoli.   return to Granular Cell Tumor of Scrotum
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