AI Article Synopsis
- Two cases of non-neurogenic intraneural malignancies (epithelioid sarcoma and myeloma) are examined.
- These cases highlight that nerve tumors can arise from non-nerve tissues.
- Emphasizes the need for a collaborative approach among specialists for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
Article Abstract
The imaging features and histology of two cases of non-neurogenic intraneural malignancy--an epithelioid sarcoma and myeloma--are described. These cases are important reminders that not all nerve tumours are of neural origin and also show the crucial importance of a robust multidisciplinary approach to achieve the correct diagnosis and management.
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