Figure 6
From: Cervical chondroid chordoma in a standard dachshund: a case report
Immunohistochemical staining of tumour tissue. To differentiate this chondroid chordoma from chondrosarcoma, the tumour tissue was stained with vimentin, cytokeratin, and S-100. The chordoid tumour cells (arrows) showed a strong positive reaction for the cytokeratin- and S-100-antibody (A and B, respectively). The fibrous tissue and chondroid components were vimentin positive (C) (Bar 50 μm).