Incidental Detection of a Rare Pediatric High-Grade Fibrosarcoma in a Post-traumatic Setting: The Conundrum of Intra-Abdominal Hematoma versus Neoplasia

<div>Histopathological images of the resected tumor. Areas of extensive tumor necrosis (H&amp;E ×100) (a). Photomicrograph shows tumor located within omental adipose tissue (H&amp;E ×100) (arrows in (b)). Cellular spindle tumor areas with frequent mitoses (highlighted in the circles) (H&amp;E ×400) (c). PanTRK immunostain shows diffuse cytoplasmic staining (×400) (d).</div>

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Figure 4: Incidental Detection of a Rare Pediatric High-Grade Fibrosarcoma in a Post-traumatic Setting: The Conundrum of Intra-Abdominal Hematoma versus Neoplasia 

Figure 4 | Incidental Detection of a Rare Pediatric High-Grade Fibrosarcoma in a Post-traumatic Setting: The Conundrum of Intra-Abdominal Hematoma versus Neoplasia 