could it be an adenosquamous carcinoma ???

ben lotfi hi ben, there are no glands here. The malignant cells are of one type. For adenoca, you would want to see glandular structures with a central lumen and some degree of polarization of the nuclei around the lumen. If you are still unsure, maybe you can point out the part where you thought the were glands.

ben lotfi kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZtJ1bNZ5u5bOpas.html good eg. of adenoca

hi, reviewed the entire video and yes there areno glandular structures, i was in mistake, i took the tumoral nests for glandular formations because of their disposition, thank you

ben lotfi welcome!

It depends on the carcinoma. Sometimes it is possible, e.g. papillary thyroid carcinoma

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