AI Article Synopsis
- Plexiform fibrohistiocytic tumors are uncommon, soft tissue tumors that typically affect children and teens, mainly appearing on the upper arms.
- Histological analysis is essential for accurately diagnosing these tumors.
- A case of a young woman with a growing, painless lesion in her elbow area is discussed, along with insights on histopathology and treatment options.
Article Abstract
Plexiform fibrohistiocytic tumors are rare, low-to-moderate malignant soft tissue tumors that occur primarily in children and adolescents and are located on the upper extremity. The diagnosis must be made histologically. We report on a young woman who presented a growing, painless lesion on the cubital fossa. Histopathology as well as the standard of treatment are discussed.
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