Case Report

Invasive Mucinous Adenocarcinoma Associated with Adjacent Sessile Serrated Lesion of the Appendix Vermiform: A Case Report

Table 1

Immunohistochemical features comparing adenocarcinoma and SSL.

AntibodyCloneVendorDilutionAdenocarcinomaSSL

p53aDO-7DAKO1 : 50NegativeNegative
MUC2bCcp58Leica1 : 20PositivePositive
MUC5A/CbCLH2Leica1 : 100PositivePositive
MUC6bCLH5Leica1 : 100NegativeNegative
MLH-1cG168-728Cell Marque1 : 200None (or weak)None
MSH-2cG219-1129Cell Marque1 : 1StrongWeak
B-catenindH-102Santa-Cruz1 : 200NegativeNegative

Nuclear staining in more than 10% of the lesion was considered positive.
bAny definitive cytoplasmic reactivity was considered positive.
cMore than 10% of positive staining cell was classified as weak, moderate, and strong, according to the staining intensity.
dAberrant nuclear localization was considered positive.