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A clinicopathological study of eight cases presenting a Biphasic structure: A distinct variant of pulmonary carcinoma.
Histology and histopathology - 1 May 2026
Wang Hongyu, Li Qiuyao, Ma Jiwei, Yang Kun, Lin Xiaoyan, Jiang Huifeng, Xu Yali, Song Lin, Zhang Yu, Liu Xiaoqian, Mou Zheng, Su Wenjing
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Biphasic structures, which are composed of outer basal cells and inner glandular cells, are frequently indicative of salivary gland-type tumors or benign lesions, such as bronchial adenoma, within the lung. However, the occurrence of a biphasic structure in lung cancer is rarely reported and can lead to significant challenges and confusion in diagnosis, particularly in biopsy specimens. In our study, we collected...
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