Pinealoma
pinealoma pin·e·a·lo·ma (pĭn’ē-ə-lō’mə, pī’nē-)
n. pin·e·a·lo·mas or pin·e·a·lo·ma·ta (-mə-tə)
A neoplasm derived from the pineal body and characterized by large, round, or polygonal cells with large nuclei and small cells that resemble lymphocytes.
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