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Someone reported something new: Here, we report a novel case of a syndromic HNF1B -deficient paediatric patient that developed HCC with unique…

A source describes a new or expanded observation: “Here, we report a novel case of a syndromic HNF1B -deficient paediatric patient that developed HCC with unique histopathological features characterised by neoplastic syncytial giant cells, which was observed only in one additional case of paediatric cholestatic liver disease of unknown origin.”

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New case of syncytial giant-cell variant of hepatocellular carcinoma in a pediatric patient with HNF1B deficiency: does it fit with the syndrome? peer_reviewed · published 2022-12-01 · live page
Here, we report a novel case of a syndromic HNF1B -deficient paediatric patient that developed HCC with unique histopathological features characterised by neoplastic syncytial giant cells, which was observed only in one additional case of paediatric cholestatic liver disease of unknown origin.

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New case of syncytial giant-cell variant of hepatocellular carcinom... pubmed 2022-12-01 yesterday 1.00