Difference between revisions of "Prostate gland"

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*Luminal epithelium often clear.
*Luminal epithelium often clear.
*Single nucleus.
*Single nucleus.
Negatives:
*No nucleoli present (if you see nuclei think: cancer, HGPIN, reactive changes, basal cell hyperplasia).
*No mitoses - these are uncommon... even in high grade prostate cancer.


Benign normal:
Benign normal:
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**Very common.
**Very common.
**These should be differentiated from ''eosinophilic proteinaceous debris'' - which is associated with cancer.
**These should be differentiated from ''eosinophilic proteinaceous debris'' - which is associated with cancer.
Negatives:
*No nucleoli present (if you see nuclei think: cancer, HGPIN, reactive changes, basal cell hyperplasia).
*No mitoses - these are uncommon... even in high grade prostate cancer.
Notes:
*Tufted epithelium is a strong indicator of benignancy; however two uncommon prostate cancer typically have tufted epithelium:
**Pseudohyperplastic adenocarcinoma.
**Foamy gland carcinoma.


====IHC of normal prostate====
====IHC of normal prostate====
48,830

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