Fibroblastic and myofibroblastic neoplasms of the head and neck encompass a group of
rare tumor types with often overlapping clinicopathologic features that range in biologic …

Focal skull lesions in children can be diagnostically challenging with a wide variety of
potential etiologies. Understanding the diverse pathologies and recognizing their associated …

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Background Cranial fasciitis (CF) is a rare benign fibroproliferative lesion of the skull. To
date, the summarized radiologic characteristics and the subtype of the disease have not …

Abstract Background Bone lesions of Langerhans cell histiocytosis (LCH) may be triggered
by trauma. Methods The characteristics of pediatric patients in the JLSG‐02 study cohort …

Cranial fasciitis (CF) is a rare, rapidly growing, benign fibroproliferative lesion of the skull in
the pediatric population. It is characterized by benign mesenchymal proliferation of spindle …

Objective: To investigate the clinicopathologic features, immunophenotype, molecular
genetic changes, and differential diagnosis of cranial fasciitis (CF). Methods: The clinical …

Background: Cranial fasciitis (CF) is a benign (myo) fibroblastic proliferation of children.
Typical presentation consists of a rapidly growing solitary mass on the temporal or parietal …

Introduction Craniofacial fasciitis (CFFF) an uncommon, benign pseudosarcomatous
proliferation of unknown etiology that occurs almost exclusively in children less than 6 years …

Nodular fasciitis is a relatively rare pathology, first described by Konwaler in 1955, which
derives from an uncontrolled fibroblastic proliferation. Many authors have described this …