ETT may be mistaken for cervical squamous cell carcinoma because they often present in the endocervix or lower uterine segment (A), may have vacuolated cells that resemble glycogen-rich or keratinized squamous cells (B), and stain for p63 protein (not shown).
ETT: epithelioid trophoblastic tumor.
Courtesy of Bradley J Quade, MD, PhD.
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