Phenotypic cytoskeletal heterogeneity in melanoma, a challenge to the surgical pathologist evaluating a poorly differentiated neoplasm: an illustrative case.

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Characterization of poorly differentiated neoplasms can be a challenging task for the surgical pathologist. It is essential that the entire spectrum of immunomorphologic findings of various tumors be recognized to avoid improper characterization of a given neoplasm, which may in turn adversely affect patient management. Tumor characterization is complicated by the immunomorphologic transformations that malignant...

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