[Table/Fig-3]:

Clinical and immunohistochemical findings of various reported cases of nerve sheath myxoma

Authors	Clinical features	Immunohistochemistry
Kim BW et al., [3]	25-year-old lady with subcutaneous tender nodule over left thumb	Immunoreactive for S100 protein, neuron specific enolase (NSE), vimentin, NKI/C3, and nonreactive for glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP), smooth muscle actin (SMA), CD10, CD68
Akhtar K et al., [10]	3-year-old boy, lesion in left thumb	Strong positivity for S‑100 and focal positivity for neuron specific enolase (NSE).
Mukul Vij et al., [11]	45-year-old lady, lesion in cerebellopontine angle	Diffusely immunoreactivity for S100 and negative for glial GFAP, EMA and neurofilament (NF)
Alexandru D et al., [12]	40-year-old man, lesion in posterior fossa	The tumour cells were positive for S100 antibody, and negative for GFAP.
Safadi RA et al., [1]	32-year-old lady with gingival swelling	S100 protein positive; NSE - variable positivity; EMA, GFAP, CD68, SMA and HMB45 negative.
Al-Buainain H et al 2009 [13]	5-month-old child, lesion over the left thumb.	S100 positivity
G Mehdi et al., [14]	35-year-old lady with growth in right ring finger	S100 positivity
Present case	32-year-old lady with a tiny nodule in the left side of the neck.	S100 positive; EMA negative