Gross and histopathological characteristics of two lipomas and a neurofibrosarcoma detected in aquacultured southern bluefin tuna, Thunnus maccoyii (Castelnau), in South Australia
2008
Abstract
Three visible lesions were examined from two
specimens of southern bluefin tuna. The lesions
were examined grossly and two were identified as
lipomas, the third bore similarities to a schwannoma.
Histopathology confirmed that two consisted
of mature adipocytes consistent with a
diagnosis of lipoma. The third lesion consisted of
spindle cells in Antoni A and B patterns and was
tentatively diagnosed as a malignant schwannoma.
Immunohistochemistry identified both S100 and
glial fibrillary acid protein expression within the
lesion, which, together with the histopathological
appearance, is consistent with a diagnosis of
neurofibrosarcoma.
Keywords: immunohistochemistry, lipoma, neoplasm,
neurofibrosarcoma, schwannoma, tuna.
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