88 Neurocutaneous Disorders Flashcards
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Peripheral Nerve Sheath Tumors
- What do these usually appear as?
- What cells are usually involved?
- What age do these manifest?
- What genes are usually involved?
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Schwannomas
- What are these?
- What cranial nerve is usually affected?
- How does this manifest?
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3
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Schwannomas
- What do about 10% of patients have? (Genetic Condition)
- What is the hallmark of this condition?
- What do these patients NOT have?
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4
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Schwannomas and NF2
- What gene shows a dominant loss of function?
- What does the protein that this gene encodes fro actually do?
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5
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Schwannomas
- What do these appear as, grossly?
- What is another name for these?
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6
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Schwannomas
- What do these shows show a mixture of, microscopically?
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7
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Schwannomas
- What occurs in the dense Antoni A areas?
- What are Verocay bodies?
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Schwannomas
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9
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Schwannomas
- What is seen in the Antoni B areas?
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10
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Neurofibromas
- What are the 3 benign subtypes?
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Localized Cutaneous Neurofibromas
- What do these arise as?
- What syndrome can cause multiple lesions?
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Plexiform Neurofibromas
- How do these grow?
- What syndrome are they associated with?
- Can they be malignant?
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Diffuse Neurofibromas
- What do these usually take the form of?
- What condition are they usually associated with?
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Neurofibromas
- Are these encapsulated?
- What does the background stromas of these cells look like?
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Plexiform Neurofibromas
- What is involved from multiple affected nerves?
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