Author/Authors :
el-nabarawy, eman a. cairo university - faculty of medicine - dermatopathology unit, department of dermatology, Cairo, Egypt , el tawdy, amira cairo university - faculty of medicine - dermatopathology unit, department of dermatology, Cairo, Egypt , atteia, mostafa cairo university - faculty of medicine - dermatopathology unit, department of dermatology, Cairo, Egypt , shalaby, suzy cairo university - faculty of medicine - dermatopathology unit, department of dermatology, Cairo, Egypt , amer, marwa cairo university - faculty of medicine - dermatopathology unit, department of dermatology, Cairo, Egypt , abdel-halim, mona r.e. cairo university - faculty of medicine - dermatopathology unit, department of dermatology, Cairo, Egypt , fawzi, marwa m. cairo university - faculty of medicine - dermatopathology unit, department of dermatology, Cairo, Egypt , saleh, marwah a. cairo university - faculty of medicine - dermatopathology unit, department of dermatology, Cairo, Egypt , ibrahim, sara cairo university - faculty of medicine - dermatopathology unit, department of dermatology, Cairo, Egypt , abdallah, marwa ain shams university - faculty of medicine - department of dermatology and venereology, Cairo, Egypt
Abstract :
Granular cell tumor is an uncommon benign tumor of disputed histogenesis that was first described by Abrikossof. It can be found in the skin, subcutaneous tissue, and visceral organs. It shows female predominance. We report three cases of granular cell tumor that showed different clinical presentations.
