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The Juvenile Ribbons-Foetal Type Rhabdomyoma

Foetal rhabdomyoma is an exceptional, benign, heterologous, immature neoplasm demonstrating skeletal muscle differentiation. Foetal rhabdomyoma commonly emerges in infants and young children with a majority of neoplasms appearing beneath <3 years and a median age of disease emergence at 4 years. Majority of neoplasms are discerned within the head and neck or posterior auricular region. Rhabdomyoma is categorized as cardiac or extracardiac subtypes. The neoplasm can be discerned incidentally or appear as an asymptomatic tumour mass or represent as a painless nodule. Foetal rhadomyoma is pauci-cellular and comprised of primitive, spindle-shaped cells admixed with differentiated myoblasts depicting centroidal nuclei, prominent nucleoli and abundant, eosinophilic cytoplasm incorporated with cross striations.