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Fig. 1 | Diagnostic Pathology

Fig. 1

From: Detection of BCOR gene rearrangement in Ewing-like sarcoma: an important diagnostic tool

Fig. 1

Radiological, macroscopic and histological features of BCS. A X-Ray showed a lytic mass with irregular margins in right proximal tibia. B Sample after chemotherapy showed grey-yellow or brown tumors in the medullary cavity, some areas had gel appearance. C Tumor cells arranged in solid hypercellular sheets without a distinct architectural pattern. D Tumor cells arranged in a vague whirling pattern. E The tumor cells showed monomorphic, ovoid nuclei, with similar fine chromatin pattern. F Hypocellular myxoid areas was focally seen. G One case (case 7) was composed predominantly of primitive round cells. H One case (case 5) showed markedly perivascular arrangement and cell clustering. Haematoxylin and eosin, original total magnification × 200 (C-H)

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