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A Molecular Reappraisal of Glomus Tumors and Related Pericytic Neoplasms With Emphasis on NOTCH-gene Fusions

26 Jun 2020

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Glomus tumors (GTs), together with myofibroma (MF), myopericytoma (MP), and angioleiomyoma (AL) are classified as members of the perivascular myoid family of tumors. The reported genetic abnormalities across these neoplasms is dissimilar, arguing against a pathogenetically unified family; half of the GT showing NOTCH-gene fusions and a smaller subset BRAF V600E mutations, while PDGFRB mutations are noted in a...

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PMID: 32604167
DOI: 10.1097/pas.0000000000001531

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