Abstract
Pleomorphic adenoma is a common Tumor in salivary gland Sheldon has originally proposed the term “myoepithelioma” to the tumors exclusively composed of basket cells in his study on so-called mixed tumor. There are two types of tumor cells derived from myoepithelial cells. One type is hyaline (plasmacytoid) cell, other type is spindle cell. We have examined a case of so-called myoepithelioma exclusively composed of hyaline cells in soft palate of 57 year-old female. In this paper we described clinicopathological feature of so-called myoepithelioma.
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