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What is an adenochondroma?
Microscopic features:
- Proliferation of bland acinar and ductal components in varying proportions.
- Acinar cells may be arranged in solid sheets, cords, tubules or pseudorosettes.
- In some cases, areas of oncocytic metaplasia may be seen.
- Myxoid change may be present.
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