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Lipoblastoma

Topic: Lipoblastoma

Category: Lipomatous

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High power view showing lipoblasts in varying stages of development, ranging from primitive, stellate or spindle-shaped mesenchymal cells to almost mature adipocytes with a single large lipid vacuole and signet-ring appearance. Some lipoblastomas contain a rich vascular network reminiscent of a myxoid liposarcoma.   return to Lipoblastoma
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