Parachordoma is a soft tissue tumor that has a light microscopic appearance similar to that of chordoma, and the immunostaining properties of the two tumors are alike. The clinical findings and light microscopy of one case of parachordoma are presented together with ultrastructural observations on this tumor and parachordomas from five additional patients.
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