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The Extended Spectrum of Morphologic and Molecular Findings in ALK Fusion Spitz Neoplasms : A Study of 144 Cases.

The American journal of surgical pathology - 1 Jun 2026

Holic Lindsay J, Trichy Nithya S, Braat Jonathan, Olivares Shantel, Florell Scott, Ko Jennifer, Busam Klaus J, Gerami Pedram

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A comprehensive understanding of newly described tumors is often an evolutionary process. In this study, we describe the extended spectrum of morphologic patterns in a cohort of 144 ALK fusion Spitz neoplasms and provide the largest data set of ALK fusion Spitz with clinical follow-up. In addition to the most classic morphologic pattern of a nodular silhouette with wavy fascicles of spindle cells, these tumors...

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PMID: 41818443
DOI: 10.1097/PAS.0000000000002536

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ALK
MYC
CDKN2A
EHBP1
EML4
KIF5B
TERT
TPM4
ZEB2

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