Veterinary Clinical Pathology · 1993 · 19 citations · 9 references
MedicinePathologyVeterinary PathologyCytopathologyHistologyHistopathologyMediastinal TumorsSchwann Cell BiologyTumor CytopathologyCytopathologic DiagnosisCytoplasm-nuclear InteractionsEquine Tumor PathologyHistologic ExaminationMediastinal SchwannomaSchwann Cell PathologySpindle Cell Morphology
A 31-kg mediastinal mass from a 24-year-old horse is described. Cytologic imprints contained numerous spindle cells with indistinct cytoplasm and multiple foci of palisading nuclei. Histologic sections had these same characteristics and areas of central fibrillar material between palisading nuclei (Verocay bodies). Within histologic sections, spindle cell cytoplasm had positive immunoreactivity for vimentin and S-100, whereas immunoreactivity was not detected for desmin and cytokeratin. Cytologic, histologic, and immunochemical evaluation confirmed a diagnosis of solitary schwannoma.
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