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Yes. I agree with above comment. The cellularity is very low and no significant atypia. When patient with this age shows seizure clinically, if this new onset seizure, infarct should be rule out, by which, ip stain for macrophages (HAM 56) is good for use. If patient has a long history of seizure, other temporal lobe lesions should be considered, such as cortical dysplasia or low grade tumors. The 1st picture shows microcalcification, which usually associated with low grade lesions, not necessarily to be tumors.
Yes. I agree with above comment. The cellularity is very low and no significant atypia. When patient with this age shows seizure clinically, if this new onset seizure, infarct should be rule out, by which, ip stain for macrophages (HAM 56) is good for use. If patient has a long history of seizure, other temporal lobe lesions should be considered, such as cortical dysplasia or low grade tumors. The 1st picture shows microcalcification, which usually associated with low grade lesions, not necessarily to be tumors.
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