Identifies NTRK3 fusions in dermal fibromas, supporting clinicopathologic correlation for diagnosis.
NTRK3 gene fusions occur in a subset of plaque-like CD34-positive dermal fibromas, providing additional molecular insight into this rare superficial spindle cell lesion. Together with emerging literature, these findings support a role for recurrent kinase gene rearrangements in a subset of CD34-positive plaque-like superficial spindle cell tumours, while underscoring the continued importance of clinicopathologic correlation in defining this evolving spectrum.
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