Male 67 years

Biopsy ventral surface of penis. Warty growth - timescale unknown.

Macroscopic description:
Irregular grey skin ellipse 12 x 8 x 4 mm with diffuse surface irregularity.

Male 53 years

Anal Polyp. Prolapsing lesion perianal ?wart.

Macroscopic description:
Fleshy fragments each up to 25 mm in diameter, total diameter 30 mm.

Male 69 years

Lymph node. Enlarged lymph node right groin.

Macroscopic description:
A fleshy mass measuring 35 x 25 x 25 mm.

Immunohistochemistry:
CK20 dot like positivity, Chromagranin+, Synaptophysin +, CK7-, CDx2-,S100- and Melan A-

Male 50 years

Duodenal biopsy. ? Coeliac.

Macroscopic description:
Five biopsies measuring 2 to 5 mm.

Male 56 years

Skin. Lesion from lower back.

Macroscopic description:
Ellipse of skin 9 x 5mm with haemorrhage in the dermis.

Female 62 years

Pleural tumour right side of chest. Pleural fibroma from the right chest wall, excised by VATS.

Macroscopic description:
Firm nodular mass 32 x 24 x 17 mm. Uniform cut surface, central cystic degeneration.

Female 74 years

Breast lump. Mastectomy for malignant tumour of breast.

Macroscopic description:
6.5 cm tumour in breast.

Female 64 years

Lump from medial arch of left foot. Painful lesion from left foot.

Macroscopic description:
Circumscribed piece of tissue measuring 3 x 1 x 1 cm with partly soft, pale cut surface.

Female 38 years

Skin. Naevus on back ?dysplastic.

Macroscopic description:
Ellipse of skin 32 x 16 mm bearing an irregularly pigmented lesion 14 mm in maximum dimension.

Male 54 years

Nasal polyp. Recurrent left sided nasal polyp.

Macroscopic description:
Grey polypoid tissue fragments up to 30 x 12 x 5 mm with some attached bone.

Male 38 years

Pleura. Primary pneumothorax.

Macroscopic description:
Fragments of tissue up to 95 mm.

Female 23 years

Placenta. US, unusual appearance ?placental haematoma ??placental teratoma. G5, P3, 28+3/40.

Macroscopic description:
Placenta 200 x 150 x 75 mm. There is a well circumscribed soft red/brown area 80 x 65 x 8 mm. No other lesion.