CD61 면역화학염색을 통한 혈관지방종과 지방종 환자의 압통과 혈소판 응집 간 상관성에 관한 연구

Translated title of the contribution: Relevance between Tenderness and Intra-Tumoral Platelet Aggregation in Angiolipoma and Lipoma Using CD61 Immunohistochemistry

Jin Ho Kim, Hyojin Yoon, Seok Jong Lee, Mee Seon Kim

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Abstract

Background: Angiolipoma is a disorder characterized by the development of distinct, encapsulated subcutaneous tumors. Unlike lipoma, angiolipoma is distinctively accompanied by tenderness, which does not respond to general painkillers. Additionally, the reason for the pain has not been elucidated yet. Objective: This study aims to investigate platelet aggregation as the potential cause of tenderness in angiolipoma. Methods: Twenty-three patients diagnosed with angiolipoma and lipoma were enrolled. Platelet aggregation was visualized by CD61 immunohistochemical staining. The area of platelet aggregation and vessel lumen in a high power field were measured with the QuPath software. The ratio between the area of platelet aggregation and vessel lumen (p/v ratio) was calculated from the captured images. Results: Eleven of 46 patients complained of tenderness (9/23 angiolipoma [39.1%], 2/23 lipoma [8.7%]). Angiolipoma demonstrated a higher p/v ratio than that observed in lipoma (0.27 vs. 0.09, p< 0.001). Furthermore, the mean p/v ratio was high in patients with tenderness (0.44 vs. 0.09, <0.01). Patients were divided into three groups according to the aggregation pattern, highly clustered, mixed, and particulated. Nine patients with angiolipoma presented a highly clustered pattern, meanwhile, only three patients with lipoma exhibited a highly clustered pattern. Moreover, the number of patients with tenderness was significant in the highly clustered group (63.6%). Additionally, among the highly clustered group, the mean p/v ratio was higher in patients with tenderness (0.52 vs. 0.24, <0.01). Conclusion: As clustered platelet aggregation with a high p/v ratio demonstrated relevance to tenderness, medications inhibiting platelet aggregation could mitigate tenderness in patients with angiolipoma.

Translated title of the contributionRelevance between Tenderness and Intra-Tumoral Platelet Aggregation in Angiolipoma and Lipoma Using CD61 Immunohistochemistry
Original languageKorean
Pages (from-to)375-381
Number of pages7
JournalKorean Journal of Dermatology
Volume62
Issue number7
StatePublished - Aug 2024

Keywords

  • Adiposis dolorosa
  • Angiolipoma
  • Platelet aggregation

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