The summary describes a histopathological image showing proliferating epithelial cells arranged in irregular tubular and ductal structures within a myxoid matrix, as seen under a microscope at 100x magnification. The cells form nests and are lined by two layers of epithelium. The image is from a medical journal article on the dermoscopic features of chondroid syringoma and is licensed for reuse under an open access license.

1. Figure 3a: The proliferating epithelial cells arranged in nests, irregular tubulo-alveolar and ductal structures (red arrows) and lined by two layers of
epithelial cells in a myxoid to fibromyxoid matrix (Asterix, H and E, ×100)
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