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M Horová

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[Ring-cell immunocytoma with polyneuropathy associated with dysgammaglobulinemia and amyloidosis].

Dysgammaglobulinemia, amyloidosis and generalization of tumour occurred step by step in sensomotoric polyneuropathy complicating a nonspecified malignant lymphoma. The tumor was specified later as a IgM lambda immunocytoma with substantial participation of signet ring cells. Their vacuoles were sometimes multivesicular and did not contain immunoglobulins. Final phase of the disease was characterized by nodular AL amyloidosis expressed especially in the lung, retroperitoneum and nervous system. Amyloidosis was connected with the vessel walls and their surroundings. Possible autoimmune pathogenesis of polyneuropathy as well as of immunocyte vacuolization were discussed.

Adult↗

Spindle-cell squamous carcinoma (pseudosarcoma) of the breast.

A spindle-cell tumour of the breast developed in a woman after mastectomy for carcinoma and subsequent radio therapy. The final diagnosis of spindle-cell squamous carcinoma was corroborated using electron microscopy and immunohistochemical staining for keratin and vimentin.

Breast Neoplasms↗

[Adenomatoid hamartoma of the lung].

The right lung of a stillborn premature infant was found to have a growth occupying most of the pleural cavity and displacing the mediastinum. It was predominantly solid with minor cysts and with structure reminiscent of a clusters of primitive alveoli and bronchioles, or else it contained major gaps with papillomatous proliferating cylindrical cells.

Hamartoma↗

[Mesenchymal neoplasms of the skin. (A normative study)].

On the basis of a retrospective study of a large bioptic material, a scheme for a histological classification of mesenchymal cutaneous neoplasms has been suggested. The scheme as proposed here has been discussed and compared with the elaborations of WHO (1,2) and those of AFIP (3,4).

Humans↗