Spindle cell lipoma is a benign, lipomatous tumor arising most frequently in the subcutaneous on back of neck and shoulders males aged third through seventh decade life. However, we encountered case an unusual spindle skin layer dorsum nose. A total two reports have been found nasal regions. To our knowledge, this first report dorsum.

Synovial sarcomas are soft tissue neoplasms mostly located in the lower extremities of young adults. A case of synovial sarcoma of the thigh in a 35-year-old male with the predominant epithelial component is reported. Microscopically the tumor showed variable-sized well-differentiated glands lined by the cuboidal cells with small foci of spindle cell component between glandular structures...

Spindle cell carcinoma (SpCC) is an unusual variant of squamous (S.C.C.) the head and neck region. It a rare biphasic neoplasm.  SpCC morphological S.C.C.  characterized by presence both carcinomatous as well sarcomatous component accounts for 2 to 3% all S.C.C.s. Seven years ago, W.H.O. classification has placed this tumor under malignant epithelial tumors called it SpCC. The histoge...

Spindle cell sarcoma (SCS) of the heart is a rare tumor which has malignant course, that could be primary or metastasis.