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chordoma
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chordoma
a rare congenital tumor of the brain.
See also: Cancer


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S100 protein, however, is also expressed in various other lesions, including peripheral nerve sheath, granular cell, cartilaginous and salivary gland tumors, chordomas, Langerhans cell histiocytosis, and occasional adenocarcinomas to varying degrees.
Undifferentiated Tumor: True Identity by Immunohistochemistry by Armita Bahrami and Luan D Truong and Jae Y Ro / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
Chordomas are rare tumors of notochordal origin that arise along the vertebral axis.
The etiology of recurrent chordoma presenting as a neck mass: ... by Boyette, Jennings R.; Seibert, John W.; Fan, Chun-Yang; Stack, Brendan C., Jr. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
Chordomas are rare and unique bony tumors that arise along the neural axis and are thought to originate from the nucleus pulposus.
Neck pain: common complaint, uncommon diagnosis--symptomatic clival ... by Davis, Charles P. / Southern Medical Journal
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