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zouluosi0407 离线
Is this specimen you're showing from 6 months ago? If so, what was the pathologic diagnosis at the time of surgery? if not, has there been a local tumor recurrence and this specimen represents re-excised specimen? Please clarify for us because these information are important for interpretation. Thank you.
This is a hypercellular lesion with focal necrosis and surrounding reactive gliosis. Many component cells are plasma cells, or at least very plasmacytoid. I do not see typical foreign body giant cells or discrete epithelioid granulomas. At least some of these cells have enlarged, hyperlobated and hyperchromatic nuclei that are very atypical. There appears to be an additional population of proliferating spindled cells (Figures 8, 13, 15-17) that look very different from plasma cells. Without the help of more photos of HE-stained sections, immunohistochemical stains may definitely help (GFAP and CD138). If the original pathologic disgnosis was glioma, I suspect this may be a case of residual or recurrent high grade (WHO grade III or IV) fibrillary astrocytoma that was partially resected before and has been complicated by chronic infection and abscess formation.
聞道有先後,術業有專攻
聞道有先後,術業有專攻
redsnow007 离线