以下是引用忍者神龟 在2006-10-25 23:20:00的发言:
1. what's the differences between atypical hyperplsia and dysplasia?
2. if the stains of cgA ,SYN,NSE are positive,how do you tell neuroendocrine cell hyperplasia from neuroendocrine cell neoplasma?
3. what's the standard when you diagnose signet ring cell carcinoma?
4. what's the standard do you use to divide epithelial dysplasia into low-grade and high grade? |
1. Atypical hyperplasia is a benign and reactive process, and dysplasia is a truly precancerous change.
2. Neuroendocrine cell hyperplasia in the gastric mucosa is common in certain conditions (such as atrophic gastritis of autoimmune etiology), and eventially will give rise to carcinoid tumor, which in turns may progress to a neuroendocrine carcinoma when there is stromal invasion and sufficient cytologic atypia.
3. Signet ring cell carcinoma of the gastrointestinal tract has to show isolated or small groups of atypical cells with eccentric nuclei and large cytoplasmic mucinous vacuoles in the stroma.
4. Epithelial dysplasia in gastrointestinal tract mucosa is mostly divided into high and low grade. Most small adenomatous polyps of colonic and rectal mucosae show only low-grade dysplasia - nuclei stay near the basal aspect of the dysplastic cells. To diagnose high-grade dysplasia (including adenocarcinoma in situ), the nuclei have to be stratified and cover all aspects of the columnar cells, and nuclear size and shape are much more variable.