This is most likely a case of WHO grade II cellular ependymoma - age of patient, anatomic location of tumor, high cellularity, perivascular pseudorosettes (most prominent in Figures 1 and 2), nuclear uniformity, relatively circumscribed tumor borders, and low MIB-1 labeling index. The immunohistochemistry findings are somewhat confusing, but most of them are anyways. I suggest you add EMA stain to see the paranuclear, dot-like cytoplasmic immunoreactivity in neoplastic cells often seen in ependymomas.
This is most likely a case of WHO grade II cellular ependymoma - age of patient, anatomic location of tumor, high cellularity, perivascular pseudorosettes (most prominent in Figures 1 and 2), nuclear uniformity, relatively circumscribed tumor borders, and low MIB-1 labeling index. The immunohistochemistry findings are somewhat confusing, but most of them are anyways. I suggest you add EMA stain to see the paranuclear, dot-like cytoplasmic immunoreactivity in neoplastic cells often seen in ependymomas.