Medical Pathology Report Form

Basic Report Information

Patient Name

Specimen Number

Age

Gender

Male Female

Ref By

Received Date

Date Reported

Nature of Specimen

Report Status

Clinical Data

Gross Description

Microscopic Description

Diagnosis

<p class="ql-align-justify">Sections show a moderately cellular, unencapsulated neoplasm within the sinonasal mucosa, characterized by a prominent vascular network interspersed with monotonous sheets of stromal cells. The architecture is dominated by branching, staghorn vascular spaces and large, ectatic, cavernous-like channels. The intervascular stroma is composed of a uniform proliferation of bland spindle-to-oval cells arranged in diffuse sheets and vague whorls. These neoplastic cells exhibit indistinct cytoplasmic borders, scant pale cytoplasm, and vesicular, round-to-elongated nuclei with delicate, evenly distributed chromatin. Nucleoli are inconspicuous. There is no significant cellular pleomorphism, nuclear atypia, mitotic activity, or tumor necrosis. Picture of low grade sinonasal spindle cell neoplasm. Possibilities include; biphenotypic sinonasal sarcoma (BSNS), glomangiperioicytoma, Solitary fibrous tumor and mesenchymal sarcoma. Marker sturdy (S-100, SOX-10, SMA, Cyclin-D1, Desmin,STAT-6, , B-Catenin, CK, ERG, CD34 and KI-67) is recommended for definitive typing.</p>

Image Width (px)

Image Height (px)

Image Position

Template

المسافة الفارغة من أعلى الصفحة عند عدم استخدام قالب Header Space (mm)

Generate PDF