Syn.: Pseudosarcomatous fasciitis.
Etiol .: Effect of myofibroblasts response to trauma.
Epid .: Young adults.
Loc .: Forearms, arms and thighs. In children, the changes may include the fascia of the skull.
Clinical: Rapidly growing (weeks) nodules or tumors located subcutaneously.
Hist .: The fibrous sheath surrounds the mucous stroma rich in spindle-shaped tumor cells. Frequent mitosis (rarely atypical). Tumors are well vascularized and bleed frequently. Osteoid in the form of a cranial.
Treatment: Surgical removal of the lesions.
Lit.: [1] Dodd L.G., Martinez S.: Fine-needle aspiration cytology of pseudosarcomatous lesions of soft tissue. Diag Cythopatol 2001, 24; 28-35.
Source: A. Kaszuba, Z. Adamski: “Lexicon of dermatology”; XNUMXst edition, Czelej Publishing House