giant cell tumor of tendon sheath
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Names- tenosynovial giant cell tumor
- giant cell tumor of tendon sheath
- nodular tenosynovitis
Clinical- age: 30-50
- site: predominantly hand. Also, wrist, foot/ankle, knee. Rarely elbow, hip.
Histology- well circumscribed
- multinucleated giant cells
- hemosiderin pigment virtually always present
- mononuclear cells
- foamy macrophages
- mitosis 3-5 per 10 hpf, but can be higher
- can have rare, focal necrosis
Stains- multinucleated giant cells: CD68, CD45, TRAP
- mononuclear cells: CD68, CD163, CD45
Molecular- t(X;18) = SS18-SSX fusion
- in almost all
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