An Unusual Adenomatoid Tumor of Fimbria with Pronounced Psammoma Bodies in a BRCA Positive Patient as a Pitfall for Carcinoma on Frozen Section

<div><b>Photomicrographs of thread-like bridging (</b>20x objective). The arrows point to the thread-like bridging feature of adenomatoid tumor in all three panels. (a) shows the bridges in the upper part and the solid tumor morphology in the lower segment of the photomicrograph stained with hematoxylin &amp; eosin. (b) is calretinin IHC reaction of the cytoplasm and the nuclei, and (c) is PAX8 IHC reaction of the nuclei. Panel (c) has also captured a psammoma body.</div>

Case Reports in Pathology

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Figure 3: An Unusual Adenomatoid Tumor of Fimbria with Pronounced Psammoma Bodies in a BRCA Positive Patient as a Pitfall for Carcinoma on Frozen Section 

Figure 3 | An Unusual Adenomatoid Tumor of Fimbria with Pronounced Psammoma Bodies in a BRCA Positive Patient as a Pitfall for Carcinoma on Frozen Section 