Medulloblastomas
Anaplastic subtypes of pediatric cancer can be distinguished by immunohistology
Published in Clinical Oncology Week, April 14th, 2003
"Medulloblastomas occurring in children represent a histological spectrum of varying anaplasia and nodularity. In order to determine whether immunohistochemical markers might be useful parameters in subclassifying these tumors, 17 pediatric medulloblastomas, including 9 diffuse/nonanaplastic, 4 diffuse/anaplastic, 3 nodular/nonanaplastic and 1 nodular/anaplastic subtype were studied.
"In the present report, we investigate the expression of neural cell adhesion molecule (NCAM), nerve growth factor receptor (NGFR), neurofilament (NF), synaptophysin (SYN), glial fibrillary...
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