Carcinoid Tumor in a Mature Thymic Teratoma: A Rare Type of Extra Cardiac Mass

<table>Microscopically (hematoxylin/eosin and cromogranina immunohistochemical staining): coexistent mature cystic teratoma (A) and moderately differentiated carcinoid tumor (B).</table>

Case Reports in Vascular Medicine

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Figure 5: Carcinoid Tumor in a Mature Thymic Teratoma: A Rare Type of Extra Cardiac Mass 