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No references found	The final histologic diagnosis was a poorly differentiated thyroid carcinoma with squamoid features and a minor component of conventional papillary carcinoma. Transthoracic/transcervical approach to cervicothoracic thyroid cancer by Avitia, Sofia; Osborne, Ryan F. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal The relationship of the WHO classification and previous histologic classifications is as follows: type A corresponds to spindle cell type or medullary type thymoma; AB corresponds to mixed type; B1 corresponds to lymphocyte-rich type, lymphocytic type, predominantly cortical type, or organoid type; B2 corresponds to cortical type; B3 corresponds to epithelial type, squamoid type, or atypical thymoma, or well-differentiated thymic carcinoma; and type C corresponds to thymic carcinoma. Thymic carcinoma with pulmonary metastasis by Madan, Rachna; Solanki, Ravi; Narula, Mahender K.; Singhal, Varun / Applied Radiology Some grade 3 invasive ductal carcinomas showed unusual features, including several cases with comedo-type necrosis (Figure 1) and single cases with squamoid differentiation (Figure 2), spindle cell differentiation (Figure 3), an abundance of tumor giant cells (Figure 4), and a ringlike appearance with extensive central necrosis and fibrosis (Figure 5). Morphologic spectrum of estrogen receptor-negative breast carcinoma. ... by Scawn, Richard; Shousha, Sami / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine	squall squall line Squaller squalling squally Squalodon Squalodont Squaloid squalor Squalus Squalus acanthias Squalus suckleyi Squam Squam duck squama Squamaceous Squamata Squamate squamation Squame Squamella Squamellate squamiform Squamigerous Squamipen Squamoid squamosal Squamose squamous squamous cell squamous cell carcinoma squamous epithelium Squamozygomatic Squamula Squamulate squamule squamulose squander squandered Squanderer squandering Squanderingly squandermania Squanto square square and rabbet square away square block square bracket square brackets square dance	Squamata Squamata Squamata squamate squamate squamate Squamates Squamates Squamates squamation squamatization Squame Squame Squame Squame Squame Squamella Squamellate squamiform Squamigerous Squamipen Squamish Off Road Cycling Association Squamish River Watershed Society Squamish-Lillooet Regional District squamo- squamo-occipital Squamocolumnar Junction Squamocolumnar Junction squamocolumnar Z line squamodisk Squamoid squamoparietal squamoparietal squamoparietal squamoparietal Squamos cell carcinoma Squamos cell carcinoma squamosa squamosal squamosal squamosal bone Squamosal suture Squamosal suture squamosals squamosals squamose squamose squamose squamosoparietal squamosoparietal squamosoparietal squamosoparietal squamous squamous squamous squamous blepharitis squamous blepharitis squamous blepharitis squamous bone squamous bone squamous bone

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The final histologic diagnosis was a poorly differentiated thyroid carcinoma with squamoid features and a minor component of conventional papillary carcinoma.

Transthoracic/transcervical approach to cervicothoracic thyroid cancer by Avitia, Sofia; Osborne, Ryan F. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal

The relationship of the WHO classification and previous histologic classifications is as follows: type A corresponds to spindle cell type or medullary type thymoma; AB corresponds to mixed type; B1 corresponds to lymphocyte-rich type, lymphocytic type, predominantly cortical type, or organoid type; B2 corresponds to cortical type; B3 corresponds to epithelial type, squamoid type, or atypical thymoma, or well-differentiated thymic carcinoma; and type C corresponds to thymic carcinoma.

Thymic carcinoma with pulmonary metastasis by Madan, Rachna; Solanki, Ravi; Narula, Mahender K.; Singhal, Varun / Applied Radiology

Some grade 3 invasive ductal carcinomas showed unusual features, including several cases with comedo-type necrosis (Figure 1) and single cases with squamoid differentiation (Figure 2), spindle cell differentiation (Figure 3), an abundance of tumor giant cells (Figure 4), and a ringlike appearance with extensive central necrosis and fibrosis (Figure 5).

Morphologic spectrum of estrogen receptor-negative breast carcinoma. ... by Scawn, Richard; Shousha, Sami / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

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