Titlebook: Atlas of Clear Cell Carcinoma of the Ovary; A Pathological Guide Junzo Kigawa,Tsunehisa Kaku,Steven G Silverberg Book 2015 Springer Japan 2

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Histopathologic Grading, considered in the final grade) in CCC is rarely low. A newer system based on architectural features alone for the grading of CCC has been proposed, but has not yet been validated by independent observers. The World Health Organization (WHO) currently recommends that all CCCs should be considered high grade carcinomas.

mechanism

Campaign

Typical Histopathology,il cells, and again admixtures of the two cell types are common. One of the unique features of CCC is the presence (focally or diffusely) of bizarre nuclear atypia in the absence of prominent mitotic activity (almost all CCC having mitotic counts of less than 5 per 10 high-power fields).

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Histopathologic Variations, less specific and/or less common included signet ring cells, stromal inflammatory infiltrates/necrosis/cholesterol clefts/fibrosis, stromal edema or mucinous material, clefts around tumor cell nests, tumor multinodularity, thanatosomes, and foci of calcification with or without psammoma bodies and rarely ossification.

分離

Immunohistochemistry,ses are HNF-1 beta (hepatocyte nuclear factor-1 beta) and ARID1A. Generally negative immunostains in CCC which may be of differential diagnostic value include WT-1, estrogen (ER) and progesterone (PR) receptors, and p53.

Kidney-Failure

Introduction, the literature consist of relatively small numbers of cases. Recently, an international clinical trial for CCC was conducted by the Japan Gynecologic Oncology Group (JGOG) and 652 cases were collected and underwent central pathological review. This Atlas represents the results of that review, and c

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良心

Histopathologic Variations,hil cells (prominent in 25–30 % of cases) and of endometriosis (found in the tumor-bearing ovary in 43 % of our cases, in most of which a direct origin of CCC could be demonstrated). The endometriosis was at least focally atypical in 69 % of the cases. Other findings in ovarian CCC which were either