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Tubular Pattern
A morphological appearance characteristic of neoplasms which arise from the glandular or ductal (or both) epithelium, consisting of glandular or ductal neoplastic proliferations forming small tubules with a lumen lined by neoplastic cells. (NCI Thesaurus)
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Shaped like a tube; of or pertaining to a tubule.
