Age: 12 yrs Sex: Male Complaining of: Pyrexia, body aches, joint pains, anorexia and weight loss for the past year. Physical findings: Hepato-splenomegaly and generalized lymphadenopathy with anemia and pedal edema. Clin. Diagnosis: Lymphoid reticular malignancy.

A 16 year old girl presented with gradual onset breathlessness from one year and imaging studies showed diffuse left upper and middle lobe and right middle lobe opacities. A CT scan showed hyper dense, vaguely defined LUL and LML regions of the lungs. No well defined mass was visualized on either lung fields. She subsequently had undergone left upper lobectomy.

This is a 45 yo female with fever & weakness for 3 months, splenomagaly - 2 cm, mild sternal tenderness.

63 y-o male with low grade fever, malaiase, weakness and occasional gum bleeding. Lab: Pancytopenia, accelerated ESR, siginificant roulex formation of RBC and mild hyperglobulinemia are present.

Male aged 36 years, HIV positive status. Was treated for pulomoary tuberculosis earlier. Later developed nodule over the hard palate measuring about 1 cm diameter for which biopsy was done. He received a course of treatment, which he discontinued after the nodule regerssed. The mass recurred soon after and increased in size to the present 3 cm. Another reddish area also developed on the right margin of the tongue. FNAC was done from the hard palate mass.

Female infant presented with symptoms and signs of sub-acute intestinal obstruction. Mass was felt in the right iliac fossa. Cecum was removed along with terminal ileum.

The patient is a 30 yrs female who was found to be HIV positive during her pre-natal checkup. Recently she developed pruritic nodules on the chest wall and the limbs. Clinical diagnosis is Prurigo Nodularis or PPE. The histological images show several low and high magnification areas of the lesion with H&E staining (Figures a to f) and a CD34 immunoperoxidase staining (Figure g). We are unable to provide clinical photographs

A 48-year old female from a rural area of Kashmir (India). Para 4, presented with menorrhagia for last few years along with progressive anemia and generalized weakness. Vaginal examination revealed a bulky uterus with bilateral solid ovarian masses. Ultrasound examination revealed bilateral ovarian masses, 10 cms on the right and 6 cms on the left side with ascitis.

Twenty five year old woman, married for one year, presented in December 2000 to the Ob/Gyn Outpatient department with pain in the abdomen of 3 months duration. She suffered from irregular menstrual cycles lasting for 5-10 days occurring every 15 days to 2 months. Intraoperatively, there was a 25x20 cm mass replacing the left ovary. Uterus appeared normal. Bowel, kidneys, omentum and undersurface of the diaphragm were normal.

46 year-old female patient in whom a mass in the right ovary was excised.