Warthin tumor with extensive squamous and mucinous metaplasia: Pathologist′s dilemma

Leena, J B; Kini, Reshma G; Devaraju, Sumanth; Ali, Subhan R

doi:10.4103/0975-9727.135768

Muller J Med Sci Res

2014

DOI: 10.4103/0975-9727.135768

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Warthin tumor with extensive squamous and mucinous metaplasia: Pathologist′s dilemma

J B Leena

Reshma G Kini

Sumanth Devaraju

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“…Rarely mucinous metaplasia can also be noted. 5,6 Cases with squamous 7,8 as well as both squamous and mucinous metaplasia 9,10 have been reported in the literature. Various theories have been put forward regarding the pathogenesis of metaplastic WT, which includes ischemia, infarction, any infection, previous biopsy, and/or radiotherapy.…”

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Post fine‐needle aspiration near total infarction of Warthin tumor with squamous metaplasia: A diagnostic pitfall

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Thirunavukkarasu

Bharti

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Warthin tumor (WT) is the second commonest tumor of the parotid gland, preferentially involving the lower pole. 1 It usually affects elderly males with increased risk in smokers. 2 Fine-needle aspiration (FNA) is widely used as initial diagnostic modality for palpable salivary gland lesions. FNA may induce metaplastic changes in the form of commonly seen squamous metaplasia or rarely as mucinous metaplastic epithelium, which are accompanied by necrosis, inflammation, and/or fibrosis. 3 Such tumors have been

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Post fine‐needle aspiration near total infarction of Warthin tumor with squamous metaplasia: A diagnostic pitfall

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Thirunavukkarasu

Bharti

et al. 2021

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A case of fine‐needle aspiration of a neck mass with atypical squamous cells and macrophages

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Head and neck lesions often undergo fine‐needle aspiration to determine the appropriate management and therapeutic decisions. However, there are numerous diagnostic challenges encountered with these specimens, particularly, if atypical squamous cells are identified. Here, we present a case of an enlarging right neck mass in a 38‐year‐old female and discuss the diagnostic difficulties and potential pitfalls. Additionally, we review the approach to diagnosis, including differential diagnostic considerations as well as available ancillary testing.

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The significance of mucinous metaplasia in Warthin tumor: a frequent occurrence and potential pitfall

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Warthin tumor with extensive squamous and mucinous metaplasia: Pathologist′s dilemma

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Post fine‐needle aspiration near total infarction of Warthin tumor with squamous metaplasia: A diagnostic pitfall

Post fine‐needle aspiration near total infarction of Warthin tumor with squamous metaplasia: A diagnostic pitfall

A case of fine‐needle aspiration of a neck mass with atypical squamous cells and macrophages

The significance of mucinous metaplasia in Warthin tumor: a frequent occurrence and potential pitfall

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