Soft tissue Flashcards

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nonneoplastic mimics of malignancy

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fat necrosis

nodular fasciitis

proliferative fasciitis/myositis

ischaemic fasciitis

myositis ossificans

intravascular papillary endothelial hyperplasia

idiopathic retroperitoneal fibrosis (vs sclerosing WDL)

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pleomorphic lipoma vs ALT/WDL

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PL:

superficial

back and neck of older men

well circumscribed

floret cells

inconspicuous vessels

CDK4, MDM2-

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cellular angiolipoma vs Kaposi sarcoma

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CAL:

subcutaneous

well circumscribed

small vessel thrombi

mature fat

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4
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lipoblastoma (features)

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<10yo

lipoblasts in myxoid stroma

PLAG1 rearrangement (cf DDIT3 in myxoid liposarcoma)

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neoplastic benign mimics of malignancy

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lipoma variants

rhabdomyoma

ancient schwannoma

bizarre neurofibroma

atypical leoimyoma

PHAT

IMT

angiomatoid fibrous histiocytoma

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malignant mimics of benign

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well differentiated liposarcoma

low grade fibromyxoid sarcoma

epithelioid sarcoma

angiosarcoma in breast

Kaposi sarcoma

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7
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nearly normal malignancy

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WDL/ALT

Kaposi sarcoma

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8
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scalp lesions - think of…

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meningioma

angiosarcoma

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9
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shoulder/neck - think of…

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spindle cell lipoma

nuchal-type fibroma (assoc with Gardner syndrome)

elastofibroma

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10
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abdominal wall - think of…

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endometriosis

endometrial stromal sarcoma

vulval/vaginal soft tissue tumours

adenocarcinoma (Sister Mary Joseph nodule)

mesothelioma

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HPC vessels

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solitary fibrous tumour (incl HPC dura/sinonasal)

synovial sarcoma

mesenchymal chondrosarcoma

nasopharyngeal angiofibroma

meningioma

MPNST

thymoma

infantile fibrosarcoma

myofibromatosis

endometrial stromal sarcoma

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myxoid tumours - adipocytic

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benign: spindle cell lipoma
malignant: myxoid liposarcoma (lipoblasts, crow’s feet vessels, DDIT3 rearr.)

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myxoid tumours - fibroblastic

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benign: myofibroma (usu <2yo, myofibroblasts, HPC vessels, fibromyxoid stroma)

malignant:

low grade fibromyxoid sarcoma (young, pelvis, whorled spindle cells +/- giant rosettes, FUS rearr.)

myxofibrosarcoma (older, subcut, curvilinear vessels, pleomorphic)

myxoinflammatory fibroblastic sarcoma (hands and feet, R-S like cells)

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myxoid tumours - unknown differentiation

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benign: myxomas

intermediate:

ossifying fibromyxoid tumour (older males, limbs, subcut, cords of round cells, shell of lamellar bone, phf1 gene rearr.)

mixed tumour (CK+ cf myxoid chrondrosarc, s100+ cf metastatic ca)

malignant: extraskeletal myxoid chrondrosarcoma (lobular, cellular at periphery, EWS rearr.)

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myxomas

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intramuscular myxoma (esp thigh/pelvis, cellular but no vessels cf MLS/MFS)

juxtaarticular myxoma (esp knee)

digital fibromyxoma

superficial angiomyxoma (head/neck/trunk/genital, thin walled vessel, epithelial component eg cyst, assoc. Carney complex)

deep aggressive angiomyxoma (vulva/pelvis, infiltrative, thick vessels, myoid bundles around vessels)

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nerve sheath myxoma vs neurothekeoma

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NSM (prev. ‘myxoid’ or ‘classical’ neurothekeoma): rare, extemities esp fingers/knee, myxoid nodules with fibrous border, s100 stong+

Neurothekeoma (prev. ‘cellular neurothekeoma’): young adults, upper body, solid or whorled nests in hyaline collagen, +/- myxoid areas, s100-

17
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sclerotic tumours

A

sclerosing epithelioid fibrosarcoma

epithelioid haemangioendothelioma

18
Q

storiform pattern

A

DF

DFSP

nodular fasciitis

UPS

19
Q

herringbone pattern

A

synovial sarcoma

MPNST

fibrosarcoma (eg transformation of DFSP)

leiomyosarcoma

melanoma

spindle cell rhabdomyosarcoma

20
Q

rhabdoid tumours

A

proliferative fasciitis/myositis

LMS

RMS

epithelioid sarcoma, proximal type

MPNST (Triton tumour)

melanoma

21
Q

epithelioid tumours

A

‘CAMELS CAMP’

carcinoma

angiosarcoma

melanoma

epithelioid sarcoma

leiomyosarcoma

synovial sarcoma

clear cell sarcoma of soft parts

alveolar soft part sarcoma

MPNST

PEComa

22
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small round blue cell tumours - adult

A

lymphoma

small cell carcinoma

desmoplastic small round cell tumour (CK, WT1, desmin+, EWS-WT1 fusion)

Merkel cell carcinoma

mesenchymal chondrosarcoma (10-40, axial skeleton, chondroid diff, HPC vessels)

small cell osteosarcoma (esp knee)

round cell liposarcoma

synovial sarcoma

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small round blue cell tumours - children

A

lymphoblastic lymphoma

alveolar RMS, solid subtype (CK, WT1, desmin+, PAX3 and PAX7 rearr.)

Wilms tumour (CK, WT1, desmin+, WT1 del or mutation)

medulloblastoma

Ewing sarcoma (membranous cd99, EWS rearr.)

neuroblastoma

retinoblastoma

small cell osteosarcoma

hepatoblastoma

24
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biphasic tumour

A

usually:

synovial sarcoma

carcinosarcoma

mesothelioma

Wilms tumour

sometimes:

MPNST, germ cell tumour, mixed GIST, thymoma, myoepithelioma

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vacuolated cytoplasm
liposarcoma vascular tumours smooth muscle RMS myxofibrosarcoma chordoma
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nested/alveolar tumours
nested: **phaeochromocytoma, paraganglioma**, RCC, TCC, granular cell tumour, melanoma, PEComa alveolar: alveolar soft part sarcoma, alveolar RMS, alveolar lobular breast ca
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high grade spindled tumours
dediff liposarcoma pleomorphic liposarcoma leiomyosarcoma pleomorphic RMS MPNST angiosarcoma myxofibrosarcoma UPS carcinoma, melanoma, mesothelioma
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LG fibromyxoid sarcoma vs myxofibrosarcoma
MFS: more atypia infiltrative purely myxoid no rosettes LGFMS: may have rosettes t(7;16) (FUS)
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malignancy in soft tissue leiomyoma
limbs: \>1 mitosis/50HPF retroperitoneum in women: \>10/50HPF (cf uterus: complex tables based on cell type, atypia, necrosis and mitoses)