Cellular neurothekeoma (CNT) is an uncommon variant of neurothekeoma that is composed of pithelioid to spindled cells with variable nuclear atypia or pleomorphism but no myxoid stroma. CNT occurs predominantly in the head and neck or upper trunk of children and young adults, with female predominance. The following case is different from typical CNTs. An 88-year-old female presented with a palpa...

Cellular neurothekeoma is known as a cutaneous tumor with uncertain histogenesis. Very little involvement of mucosal membrane has been reported in the literature so far. This is a case report of an intraoral lesion in a 15-years-old girl. Histopathologic evaluation showed a tumor-consists of spindle to epitheloid cells forming micronodules in a concentric whorled shape pattern. Tumor cells were...

Neurothekeomas are rare, benign dermal tumors of presumed fibrohistiocytic lineage. They present multiple differential diagnoses, making their identification challenging at the dermatological and anatomopathological examination. We report case a 28-year-old man who presented hardened papule growth on left upper eyelid with histopathology immunohistochemistry suggestive neurothekeoma.