OBJECTIVE. The purpose of our study is to review the clinical presentation, multimodality
appearance, and management of the most common benign and malignant spindle cell …

Spindle cell lesions of the breast comprise a wide-range of entities including reactive,
benign and malignant proliferations. They can be pathologically challenging to differentiate …

Spindle cell lesions of the breast are among the less common entities encountered in breast
pathology. They encompass a whole spectrum of benign reactive lesions to high grade …

Spindle cell lesions of the breast represent a heterogeneous group of reactive and
neoplastic disorders that commonly present diagnostic challenges. Arguably, the most …

Spindle cell lesions arising in the breast represent reactive, benign, and malignant tumors
with overlapping morphologic, clinico-radiologic, and immunohistochemical characteristics …

Spindle cell lesions of the breast (BSCLs) are uncommon and encompass a wide spectrum
of entities, ranging from benign reactive lesions to high-grade malignancies. The wide …

Context.—Spindle cell lesions of the breast represent a broad spectrum of entities, ranging
from nonneoplastic reactive conditions to high-grade malignant tumors. The wide range …

Spindle cell lesions of the breast comprise a heterogeneous group of lesions, ranging from
reactive and benign processes to aggressive malignant tumours. Despite their rarity, they …

A variety of primary breast and metastatic lesions to the breast can present with spindle cell
cytomorphology. These lesions may range from benign reactive or inflammatory lesions to …

Spindle cell lesions of the breast represent an interesting diagnostic problem, as the
differential diagnoses are wide. Diagnosing this is particularly problematic but important …