Saturday, 22 August 2015

WHAT IS CHORDOID GLIOMA?

273.All are true regarding chordoid glioma except

a. typical location in frontal lobe

b. thought to arise from the region of the lamina terminalis

c. signal abnormalities extending into the proximal optic tracts 
    bilaterally

d. appear to be benign

e. the strong staining for glial fibrillary acidic protein

273.---a


Chordoid glioma  is a recently recognized tumor that has a typical

 location in the anterior third ventricle and hypothalamic region, 

with histologic features distinct from those of other glial tumors 

. This lesion has shown cords and clusters of epithelioid cells with 

mucinous background, with low-grade lymphoplasmacytic 

infiltrate, similar to chordoma or chordoid meningioma.

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