Hemangiopericytoma resembles_____________?
Correct answer: C. Glomous tumour
- A. Hemangioma
- B. Ewings tumour
- C. Glomous tumour
- D. Plasmacytoma
Explanation
Hemangiopericytoma is a perivascular tumour whose histologic appearance can resemble a glomus tumour because both show tumour cells arranged around vascular channels. The resemblance is architectural rather than evidence that they are the same tumour.
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