Myxoidi
Myxoidi is a term sometimes used in pathology to describe a tissue pattern characterized by an excess of glycosaminoglycans, which results in a loose, jelly-like, or mucoid appearance. This appearance is often seen in certain types of tumors and other pathological conditions. The myxoid matrix is primarily composed of hyaluronic acid and other proteoglycans.
In the context of tumors, a myxoid pattern can be observed in various soft tissue neoplasms. For
Beyond neoplasms, myxoid changes can also occur in non-neoplastic conditions. For instance, myxedema, a condition associated