Journal of Clinical Cases

The Efficacy Of Cisapride In Infants With GERD-MetaAnalysis

Anum Munir, Alan Janbey, Kowsalya V. Perumal and Bilawal Sajjad

Department
Department of Health and Applied Biology, The London College UCK, UK

Corresponding Author:Roshan ME

ABSTRACT

A rare case of lipofibroadenoma (LFA) localized in the left pleural cavity and emanating from the anterior mediastinum with partial compression of the lower lobe of the left lung in a 59-year-old man is described here. The tumor was detected during a routine medical examination using radiation research methods. Left-sided thoracotomy was performed with complete excision of the tumor and anterior mediastenal lymph dissection. The tumor was represented by mature adipocytes of various sizes, among which the remains of the thymus with Hassall’s corpuscles, a small number of lymphocytes, areas of calcification were determined. Areas of fibrous stroma prevailed over narrow strands of anastomosing epithelial cells with transparent nuclei. In places, epithelial cells formed slit-like structures infiltrated by lymphocytes, resembling the structure of breast fibroadenoma. By immunohistochemistry epithelial cells were positive for Pan Keratin and CK19, lymphocytes were positive for CD3 and CD20, thymic cells expressed TdT.