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NEUROPATOLOGI
Jenis :
Tunggal / Multipel
Kongenital
(genetik)
Didapat
(atherosklerosis,
mikotik)
Atherosklerosis
Perdarahan
Intrasulcus /
Intraventrikel
• PERUBAHAN NEURONAL
Gangguan Metabolik
&
Defisiensi Vitamin
Alzheimer
Neoplasma
Symptoms of Brain Tumor
TUMOR TYPE
Symptoms
Low grade Malignant Meningioma Primary CNS
glioma glioma lymphoma
Headache 40 % 50 % 36 % 35 %
Seizure 65-95 % 15-25 % 40 % 17 %
Hemiparesis 5-15 % 30-50 % 22 % 24 %
Mental status 10 % 40-60 % 21 % 61 %
abnormalities
Gambaran Umum Tumor CNS
Tipe Usia Lokasi Gamb klinik Survival RT Kemoth
Piloctyc Ast Idem Cerebe,hipot Cure total reseksi 80% 10 th Yes Yes
Ependymo Child, adult Vent 4, cauda Idem, nyebar LCS 70% 5 th Yes Seldom
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Panels A and B show circumscribed
astrocytomas. Pilocytic astrocytomas
(Panel A) are typically indolent, have a
limited invasive capacity, and rarely
undergo anaplastic progression. These
tumors may have microvascular
hyperplasia and cellular pleomorphism
despite their designation as grade I tumors.
Pleomorphic xanthoastrocytomas (Panel B)
are also relatively circumscribed and,
despite their distinct, conspicuous cellular
pleomorphism, tend to be low-grade (grade
II) tumors with limited capacity for brain
invasion. Panels C through F show diffuse-
type astrocytomas, which have the
capacity for dispersion into the
surrounding brain and a high frequency of
anaplastic progression. A grade II
astrocytoma (Panel C) is well-
differentiated, with mild-to-moderate
nuclear pleomorphism. A grade III
astrocytoma (Panel D) has a high rate of
cell proliferation, as indicated by the
mitotic figures. These tumors commonly
have a moderate degree of cellular
pleomorphism and more heterogeneous
cellularity. Glioblastoma multiforme, grade
IV, is the most aggressive glial tumor and
has the distinctive features of palisading or
geographic necrosis (Panel E) and
conspicuous microvascular hyperplasia
(Panel F) in addition to marked cellular
pleomorphism. (Tissue samples, stained
with hematoxylin and eosin,
1. Astrositoma, mikroskopik
Astrositoma Fibriler
(Jaras fibriler) Astrositoma Protoplasmik
(Kista mikrokistik)
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1. Astrositoma
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2. Glioblastoma
Peningkatan Sellularitas
Astrositoma Glioblastoma
derajat rendah
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A) gemistocytes (40x
objective), B) small cells
(40x), C) giant cells
(arrows, 40x), D) spindle
cells (between (arrows,
40x), E) oligodendroglial
component
(40x), F) small necroses
(*) and pseudopalisades
(10x)
Gemistocyte cells
Dedifferentiated
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2. Glioblastoma
Area nekrosis
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Fibrillary perivascular pseudorosette is Ependymoma can have true Homer-
the hallmark of ependymoma. Wright rosettes.
Thin, delicate, branching capillaries (chicken
wire vasculature) are a common feature in
oligodendroglioma. Note the round,
monotonous tumor cells with perinuclear halos.
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Meningothelial (syncytial) meningioma. Moderately large, oval nuclei are surrounded
by round or polygonal cytoplasm with poorly defined borders. The cells typically are
arranged in whorls. The center of some whorls display a psammona body. Fibrous
meningioma consists of fibrillated spindle cells arranged in interlacing bundles (HE)
3. Meningioma
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Dept. Anatomical Pathology 49
SS4. Schwannoma
Antoni A
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Biphasic: compact hypercellular Antoni A areas and myxoid hypocellular Antoni B areas (may
be absent in small tumors)
Cells are narrow, elongate, wavy with tapered ends interspersed with collagen fibers
Nuclear palisading around fibrillary process (Verocay bodies) are often seen in cellular areas
Tumor cells have ill defined cytoplasm, dense chromatin
4. Schwannoma
Palisading Area
Verrocay Body
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Histology of the
neurofibroma with
mucinous
degeneration (H&E
staining). (A) The
spindle-shaped
tumor cells are in
fascicular pattern
(original
magnification
×100); (B)
microscopically the
subcutaneous mass
has clear boundary
(×100); (C,D)
mucinous
degenerative
change in loose
storiform (C:
original
magnification ×100,
D: original
magnification
×400).