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Anaplastic ameloblastic fibrosarcoma arising from recurrent ameloblastic fibroma: restricted molecular abnormalities of certain genes to the malignant transformation.
A rare case of anaplastic ameloblastic fibrosarcoma (AS) arising in an ameloblastic fibroma (AF) of the maxilla of a 48-year-old patient 10 years after the primary excision is presented. The recurrent tumor retained focal areas of AF but manifested heterogeneous malignant features ranging from low-grade spindle to highly pleomorphic sarcomas. Biomarker analysis showed alterations of the p53 and c-KIT genes restricted to the sarcomatous component. The biological implications of these findings in the future management of these tumors are discussed.
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