Figure 2.

Imaging appearance of left plantar Schwannoma (white arrows), hypointense on sagittal T1-weighted sequence (A), and hyperintense on T2-weighted MRI (B). (C) Clinical appearance of schwannoma close to the Achilles’ tendon (black arrow) in a 66-year-old male patient, described as a painful, movable, and well-defined mass; (D) surgical specimen appearance and intraoperative picture of the surgical excision show the well-capsulated mass; (E) high power view of schwannoma (H&E) show more cellular areas (Antoni A, in the bottom) composed of bland cells with spindled and oval nuclei, in contrast with the loosely organized hypocellular areas (Antoni B, in the top).