Myeloid sarcoma with maxillary gingival swelling as the initial symptom: A case report and review of literature

Figure 2 A photomicrograph demonstrated the presence of diffuse neoplastic infiltration in the gingiva, indicating the involvement of abnormal cells that invaded the tissue in a scattered manner. These neoplastic cells are described as intermediate-sized immature blast-like cells with thin cytoplasm, finely-dispersed chromatin, and rounded or indented nuclei. Magnification, × 300.