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Osteoclast-type giant cell neoplasm of salivary gland. A microdissection-based comparative genotyping assay and literature review: extraskeletal "giant cell tumor of bone" or osteoclast-type giant cell "carcinoma"?
The American journal of surgical pathology - 1 Jul 2004
Tse Loretta L Y, Finkelstein Sydney D, Siegler Richard W, Barnes Leon
Abstract excerpt
Primary salivary gland tumors resembling giant cell tumor of bone are very rare and have unsettled histogenesis. Both mesenchymal and epithelial origins have been suggested. We review 14 cases in the English-language literature and report another case, the first of which to be studied by microdissection-based microsatellite analysis. One-half of the tumors have been associated with a carcinoma, usually salivary...
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