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. 2010 Mar 4;63(3):270–274. doi: 10.1136/jcp.2009.074104

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Microscopic findings of tumour. (A) Scanning view shows the tumour centred in muscularis propria and extending towards the submucosa (×20). (B) Epithelial components were arranged in sheets, cords and tubules (×100). (C) Epithelial cells displayed clear cytoplasm and distinct cell borders. Nuclei were round to convoluted or condensed (×400). (D) Tubular or rosette-like differentiation was apparent. In some lumina, eosinophilc material was present (×400). (E) Mesenchymal cells were arranged in a reticular or short fascicular pattern (×100). (F) Mesenchymal cells were spindle to ovoid shaped, without obvious atypia (×400).