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Clinical Presentation of a Patient With Palmoplantar Pustular Psoriasis: Case Report
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Surgical OncologyClinical PresentationGastroenterologyPathologyHigh Power FieldsSurgeryDermatologyPsoriatic ArthritisPathologic LesionSurgical PathologyColumnar EpitheliumPalmoplantar Pustular PsoriasisMedicineHistopathologyClinical DermatologyFat TissueSclerodermaMalignant DiseaseCase ReportTumoral PathologyOncology
columnar epithelium, which showed positive immunohistochemical reaction to CK. The carcinoid component, composed of nests of uniform, chromogranin positive tumor cells, which showed up to 4 mitoses on 10 high power fields, infiltrated the whole thickness of appendiceal wall and extended to periappendiceal fat tissue. In conclusion, the incidence of neoplasms in appendicectomy specimens varies from 1% to 10% according to different studies. Hence, it is important to thoroughly examine the potentially inflamed appendices, particularly when there is no sign of acute pathologic condition.