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Does This Imaging Make Me Look NFATC2 ? The Value of Radiologic-pathologic Correlation in NFATC2 -rearranged Sarcomas of Bone.
The American journal of surgical pathology - 1 May 2026
Kallen Michael E, Perret Raul, Charville Gregory W, Michal Michael, Warmke Laura M, Larousserie Frederique, Höeller Sylvia, Lee Jen-Chieh, Min Victor Lee Kwan, Shuliang Ge, Nor Faimee Erwan Muhamat, Le Loarer François, Tan Serena Y, Reith John D, Morris Carol D, Levin Adam S, Lindsey Brock A, Zou Ying, Baraban Ezra G, Fayad Laura M, Gross John M
Abstract excerpt
Radiologic-pathologic correlation is essential for diagnostic accuracy, particularly when dealing with primary bone tumors. This investigation explores the unique radiographic and pathologic features of NFATC2- rearranged bone sarcomas. Inclusion criteria focused on primary bone sarcomas with NFATC2 fusions while excluding soft tissue sarcomas, benign bone cysts, and vascular neoplasms with similar fusions. Our...
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