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. 2020 Mar 19;93(1108):20190828. doi: 10.1259/bjr.20190828

Table 2.

Histological diagnoses for 94 cases categorised into non-neoplastic, benign and malignant (alphabetical order and number in parentheses)

Non-neoplastic (n = 29) Benign (n = 51) Malignant (n = 14)
Abscess1 Angioleiomyoma11 Dermatofibrosarcoma1
Calcinosis cutis1 Angiolipoma1 Epithelioid sarcoma (high-grade)1
Distorted erector pili muscle1 Bland fibroblastic tumour1 Leiomyosarcoma4
Endometriosis2 Deep fibrous histiocytoma1 Merkel cell carcinoma1
Epidermoid cyst9 Fibroma of tendon sheath1 Metastatic endometrial adenocarcinoma1
Foreign body inflammatory reaction1 Giant cell (tenosynovial) tumour2 Metastatic squamous cell sarcoma1
Ganglion cyst4 Glomus tumour2 Myxofibrosarcoma (Grade 3)1
Lymph node1 Granular cell tumour1 Myxoid liposarcoma3
Non-specific cyst1 Haemangioma/vascular malformation10 Soft tissue osteosarcoma1
Pilar cyst1 Myopericytoma3
Pilonidal abscess1 Myopericytoma/glomangiopericytoma1
Post-traumatic lesion1 Myxoma2
Reactive lymphoid tissue1 Neurofibroma5
Nodular fasciitis1
Tophaceous gout1 Pilomatrixoma2
Traumatic neuroma1 Schwannoma2
Tumoral calcinosis1 Solitary fibrous tumour1
Xanthomatous inflammation1 Spindle cell lipoma2
Superficial plantar fibromatosis1
Superficial myositis ossificans1