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I wanted to confirm the diagnosis with immunostains, but unfortunately the area in question had already been cut through. However, I think it's safe to call the node negative for metastases, because, 1) the lesion is definitely intracapsular rather than subcapsular, 2) the cells are very bland and do not resemble the cells of the actual breast tumor, and 3) the cytokeratin stain was done on all the sections taken from the axillary dissection, and it was negative.

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Intracapsular nevocellular inclusions

Author Ed Uthman from Houston, TX, USA

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