论文信息 - Sweat gland tumor with glandular and spindle cell features.

Sweat gland tumor with glandular and spindle cell features.

We studied a sweat gland tumor by light and electron microscopy that displayed both well-differentiated glandular areas and an anaplastic spindle cell component suggestive of neuroendocrine differentiation. The Merkel cell or a primitive pleuropotential cell is considered to be the most likely cell of origin for this tumor.

C. Toker | C. C. Sun | J. Potok

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