Plexiform myxoid gastrointestinal stromal tumor: a potential diagnostic pitfall in pathological findings
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This report describes a rare plexiform myxoid gastrointestinal stromal tumor in the gastric antrum, highlighting its histological similarity to plexiform fibromyxoma and confirming diagnosis via CD34, DOG-1, and CD117 positivity.
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Abstract
Gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GISTs) have a rather wide morphologic spectrum. Here, we report a rare variant plexiform GIST in gastric antrum. Microscopically, the tumor showed plexiform or multinodular growth pattern, proliferation of spindle cells, presence of epithelioid cells, and abundant myxoid stroma with thin-walled blood vessels. The histologic features were similar to plexiform fibromyxoma. The typical characteristics of immunohistochemistry (positive for CD34, DOG-1 and CD117) confirmed the final diagnosis of GIST. This is a rare case of myxoid GIST characterized by a plexiform growth pattern.
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