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Salivary carcinosarcoma: insight into multistep pathogenesis indicates uniform origin as sarcomatoid variant of carcinoma ex pleomorphic adenoma with frequent heterologous elements.

Stephan IhrlerDavid StiefelPhilipp JurmeisterAnn SandisonNicola ChastonJan LacoNina ZidarLuka BrcicRobert StoehrAbbas Agaimy
Published in: Histopathology (2022)
Our findings strongly indicate that SCS (almost) always develops from PA, with a complex multistep adenoma-carcinoma-sarcoma-sequence, based on two alternative histogenetic pathways. The findings from this novel approach strongly suggest that SCS pathogenetically is a rare (3-6%), unique, and aggressive variant of carcinoma ex PA with secondary sarcomatous overgrowth. In analogy to changes of terminology in other organs, the term "sarcomatoid carcinoma ex PA with/without heterologous elements" might be more appropriate.
Keyphrases
  • saccharomyces cerevisiae
  • gestational age