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[Aggressive recurrence of a mixed tumor of the accessory salivary glands with a predominant myoepithelial composition].

P. Adam, Marie Joubert, C Meyer-Seiler, Céline Beauvillain, Jean Billet

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A giant pleomorphic adenoma of the palate was observed. Local relapse was highly invasive. There was no cytological evidence of malignancy and the predominant myoepithelial nature of the structure suggested a possible myoepithelioma. Large exeresis of such a tumour is required.

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A giant pleomorphic adenoma of the palate was observed. Local relapse was highly invasive. There was no cytological evidence of malignancy and the predominant myoepithelial nature of the structure suggested a possible myoepithelioma. Large exeresis of such a tumour is required.

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A giant pleomorphic adenoma of the palate was observed. Local relapse was highly invasive. There was no cytological evidence of malignancy and the predominant myoepithelial nature of the structure suggested a possible myoepithelioma. Large exeresis of such a tumour is required.

Key concepts: Myoepithelioma, Myoepithelial cell, Pleomorphic adenoma, Mixed tumor, Malignancy, Salivary gland, Pathology, Medicine

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