Two kinds of endometrial neoplasia arising from different origins in the uterine corpus: comparison of p53 expression and sex steroid receptor status
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This study compared p53 expression and sex steroid receptor status in two distinct types of endometrial neoplasia, investigating their different origins within the uterine corpus.
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This study presents a case of endometrial clear cell adenocarcinoma complicated by complex atypical glandular hyperplasia surrounded by adenomyosis in the uterine myometrium. The former was immuno-negative for estrogen receptor (ER) and positive for p53, whereas both of the latter were immuno-positive for ER and negative for p53. Therefore, there were two kinds of neoplasia arising from different origins in the uterine corpus.
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