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==Schwannoma==
==Schwannoma==
===Microscopic===
===Microscopic===
Sections show a biphasic tumour in which prominent nuclear palisades are common in the areas of dense cellularity (Antoni A).  No mitotic activity is detected.  There are degenerative changes with hemosiderin deposition focally.   
Sections show a biphasic spindle cell tumour with low cellularity areas (Antoni B) and high cellularity areas (Antoni A). In the high cellularity areas there are prominent nuclear palisades.  No mitotic activity is detected.   
 
 
 
There are degenerative changes with hemosiderin deposition focally.   


Focally, the tumour has a whorled appearance; however, there are no calcifications.
Focally, the tumour has a whorled appearance; however, there are no calcifications.

Latest revision as of 17:26, 29 November 2010

Schwannoma

Microscopic

Sections show a biphasic spindle cell tumour with low cellularity areas (Antoni B) and high cellularity areas (Antoni A). In the high cellularity areas there are prominent nuclear palisades. No mitotic activity is detected.


There are degenerative changes with hemosiderin deposition focally.

Focally, the tumour has a whorled appearance; however, there are no calcifications.

Diagnosis

SPINE, INTRADURAL:
- SCHWANNOMA.