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Title: Brain Biopsy


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Brain Biopsy
  • Frozen Section/Touch Prep

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Brain Biopsy for Suspected Neoplasm
  • Is it Abnormal?
  • Is it Neoplastic?
  • What Type of Neoplasm is it?
  • What is the Neoplasms Grade?

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Brain Biopsy for Suspected Neoplasm
  • Is it Abnormal? Yes
  • Is it Neoplastic? Yes
  • What Type of Neoplasm is it?
  • What is the Neoplasms Grade?

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TOUCH PREP-GLIOBLASTOMA MULTIFORME
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TOUCH PREP-CNS LYMPHOMA
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TOUCH PREP-PRESENT CASE
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TOUCH PREP-PRESENT CASE
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HE
CD20
EBER
Ki67
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Diagnosis
  • Malignant Lymphoma, High Grade,
  • Diffuse Large B Cell Type,
  • EBV positive

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CNS Lymphomas
  • Primary CNS Lymphoma
  • Immunosuppressed Patients
  • Immunocompetent Patients
  • Secondary CNS Lymphoma
  • 10 of systemic non-Hodgkins lymphomas involve
    CNS
  • Leptomeninges, epidural space are favored
    locations

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Primary CNS Lymphoma
  • Immunosuppressed Host
  • AIDS, s/p transplant, inherited immunodeficiency
  • 95 EBV positive
  • Median survival1 year
  • Immunocompetent Host
  • Usually gt60 years old
  • 10 EBV positive
  • Median survival3 years

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Primary CNS Lymphoma
  • Epidemiology
  • Incidence increased 10X worldwide due to AIDS
  • Clinical
  • 10 of patients have a history of another cancer
  • Respond dramatically to corticosteroids
  • ghost tumor, sentinel lesion
  • Radiology
  • Often homogeneously enhancing, periventricular
  • Pathology
  • Most Diffuse Large B Cell Lymphoma
  • Hodgkins lymphomarare
  • Treatment
  • Gross total resection not indicated
  • Biopsy for diagnosis followed by chemotherapy

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Quandary
  • There are no B lymphocytes normally in the CNS
  • How do you get Primary B cell lymphomas in CNS?

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Primary CNS Lymphoma Possible Etiologies
  • B cell transformed elsewhere in body that
    develops adhesion molecules specific for CNS
    endothelium
  • Systemic lymphoma that is eradicated by immune
    system but is protected in CNS
  • Clonal B cell neoplasm arising in polyclonal
    intracerebral inflammatory response

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Arganis rule of tumor pathology
  • Stuff happens

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