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malignant tumors that usually arise in the salivary glands(1), but occasionally develop in the bronchus(2), esophagus(3), lacrimal glands(4), pancreas(5), thymus(6), and thyroid gland(7). These tumors are composed of mucus-secreting, epidermoid, and intermediate cells arranged in sheets and glandular formations(8-10). The history of MECs has been the subject of much discussion in recent years. In particular, efforts have been made to correlate morphological characteristics with biological behavior. In the most widely accepted approach to predicting clinical aggressiveness and prognosis, MECs are morphologically classified as low-grade and high-grade according to gross, microscopic, and ultrastructural features(8-11).

A CASE OF BRONCHIAL MUCOEPIDERMOID CARCINOMA WITH CUTANEOUS METASTAS: LOW-GRADE HISTOLOGY BUT AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOUR