Publications by authors named "Sridhar Honnappa"
Chondrosarcoma is a rare malignant tumour of proliferating cartilaginous tissue. It may arise as a primary lesion, or occur secondarily at the site of a previous benign lesion such as enchondroma . Primary chondrosarcomas are rare in the hand with a frequency of less than 0.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFParatesticular liposarcomas are rare tumours which account for 12% of all liposarcomas. Probably there are about 186 cases which have been reported till date. They must be differentiated from tumours of testicular origin which have extension to the spermatic cord.
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- * A case study is presented involving an adenocarcinoid tumor of the duodenum that caused obstructive jaundice, with the tumor showing a unique biphasic structure.
- * Diagnosing adenocarcinoids can be challenging for pathologists, often leading to misinterpretations in endoscopic biopsies because these tumors may appear negative or be mistaken for adenocarcinomas.
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- * A case study of a patient with NF type 1 showed chronic constipation and colon wall thickening detected through colonoscopy, with a biopsy revealing neural hyperplasia.
- * The report highlights the importance of using minimally invasive endoscopic biopsies to diagnose gastrointestinal issues related to NF1 and discusses other possible diagnoses for gastrointestinal lesions showing neural hyperplasia.