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Aspiration cytology of maxillary myxoma

Fine‐needle aspiration was used to diagnose a case of maxillary myxoma. Abundant mucoid material was obtained. Microscopic examination showed three‐dimensional fibrillary myxoid fragments entangling spindle‐shaped, stellate, and fusiform cells with round to oval monomorphic nuclei. A striking feature was delicately branching capillaries. The diagnosis was subsequently con‐finned on histology and histochemistry.