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Spinal Cord Astroblastoma With EWSR1-BEND2 Fusion in Female Patients : A Report of Four Cases From China and a Comprehensive Literature Review.

The American journal of surgical pathology - 1 Nov 2024

Fu Lingyi, Lao I Weng, Huang Liyun, Ou Liqiong, Yuan Lei, Li Ziteng, Li Shuo, Hu Wanming, Xi Shaoyan

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Astroblastoma is an extremely rare central nervous system tumor characterized by astroblastic pseudorosettes and vascular hyalinization. Despite these histologic hallmarks, its morphology can vary, occasionally resembling other central nervous system tumors such as ependymoma. A novel tumor entity, astroblastoma, meningioma 1 ( MN1 )-altered, has been identified, featuring MN1 gene rearrangements typically...

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PMID: 39104157
DOI: 10.1097/PAS.0000000000002298
PMCID: PMC11472895

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