Adenoid Cystic (Cylindromatous) Carcinoma of the Uterine Cervix: Report of Two Cases

Adenocystic Carcinoma of the Uterine Cervix: A Clinicopathologic Study

“…Paalman and Counseller (12) first described adenocystic carcinoma of the cervix in 1949. T o date, only 41 cases of adenocystic carcinoma of the cervix have been described in world literature in English (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18); with the addition of our eight cases, the total number of reported cases of this rare entity is 49.…”

Biological Behaviour of Laryngeal Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma Therapeutic Considerations

“…A detailed review of the recent literature on ACC located in sites other than major and minor salivary glands, such as the oesophagus [Nelms and Luna, 1972;Kabuto et al, 1979;Sweeney and Cooney, 1980]; the female breast [McLellan et al, 1953;Galloway ei al., 1966;Groshong, 1966;Hayes and Brooks, 1967;Wilson and Spell, 1967;Cavanzo and Taylor, 1969;Friedman and Oberman, 1970;Lusted, 1970;Weitzner et al, 1970;Haagensen, 1971;Lerner et al, 1974;Qizilbash et al, 1977;Prioleau et al, 1979;Rosai, 1981;O 'Connor ei al., 1982]; the male breast [Ferlilo, 1969;Ferlito and Di Bonito, 1974]; the uterine cervix [Tchertkoff and Sedlis, 1962;Gallager et al, 1971 ;Gordon et al, 1972]; uterus [Ferlito and Spanio, 1970], and vulva [Abell, 1963], indicates that there is no well-documented case of lymph node metastasis, even in cases where widespread visceral métastasés were present. As Allen and Marsh [1976], we excluded the case of lymph node métastasés from ACC of the breast reported by Verani and van der Bel-Kahn [1973] because the diagnosis of ACC was doubtful.…”

Adenoid cystic (cylindromatous) carcinoma of the trachea: an ultrastructural study

“…Adenoid cystic carcinoma occurs most often in the major salivary glands (Seifert & Donath 1976, Thackray & Sobin 1972. Less frequently it may originate in other organs too, including the oesophagus (Epstein et al 1984, Zardawi & Talbot 1983, in the uterine cervix (Gordon et al 1972, Shingleto, Lawrence & Gore 1977, the breast (Ozello 1979, Zaloudek, Oertel & Orenstein 1984, and the skin (Herbst & Utz 1984, Headington et al 1977) as well as in the trachea (Hajdu et al 1970).…”