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Unknown primary tumors : common misdiagnosis Oscar Nappi UOSC di Anatomia patologica AORN A. Cardarelli - Napoli
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Shapira DV, Jarrett AR The need to consider survival, otcome and expense when evalueting and treating patients with unknown primary carcinoma Arch Intern Med 155 : 2050-2054, 1995 56 pts with CUP The average cost to each patient for clinical procedures was 17.973 dollars Only in 4 cases the primary tumor was found None of the neoplasms was deemed curable and less than 20% of the patients survived more than 12 months after initiation of therapy
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Pathologist’s role in management of unknown primary tumors Conventional cyto- histologic studies correlated to clinical setting IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL STUDIES Molecular biomarkers microRNAs GEP ( gene expression profiling )
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M 64 ys Cerebral mass
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Questo è un linfoma maligno anaplastico Guarda il citoplasma…per me è un sarcoma epiteliode ! Ma..! Le cellule sono incise e macronucleolate. E se fosse un carcinoma ?
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Neoplasia maligna, n.a.s., quadro compatibile con carcinoma scarsamente differenziato (origine ignota) metastatico Diagnosi finale
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S100 HMB45 Metastatic melanoma
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Polygonal large cell tumor Immunoistochemical algorytm
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Unknown primary tumors Common misdiagnosis
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Unknown primary tumors Dangerous misdiagnosis Not diagnosing a malignant lymphoma Not diagnosing an endocrine tumor Not diagnosing other neoplasias with a favorable ( or relatively favorable ) therapeutical approach
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Some neoplasias with a favorable ( or relatively favorable ) therapeutical approach Breast Prostate Extragonadal germ cell “Peritoneal carcinoma” Others
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CD45 Large cell B lymphoma
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Cytokeratin expression in hematological neoplasms: a tissue microarray study on 866 lymphoma and leukemia cases Adams H, Schmid P, et al Pathol Res Pract 204 : 569- 573, 2008 0,4% HD 0,6% B-LCL O,7 % Peripheral T cell Lymphoma 0,7% Myeloma 4% Small cell ymphoma 26% Mantle cell lymphoma
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Case 1 Pazient : F ys 46 Clinics and imaging favour a diagnosis of meningioma
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CK 20 LCA CK Mammaglobin CK7
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HER2 ER
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IHC in distinguish SCC and AC in poorly differentiated lung tumours Type TTF-1 p63 34betaH11 Napsin A SCC_ _ _ +++ _ _ _ ADENO +++ _ _ _ +++
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Clinical Case M 47 ys Multiple bone metastasis ( 2 vertebral bodies, femur ) and multiple nodules in both lungs FNA CAT-guided of a peripheral lung nodule
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TTF1 Napsin A
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Clinical case Metastatic lung adenocarcinoma
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Also positive in mesothelioma and in so called Primary peritoneal carcinoma
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Clinical case M 38 ys Axillary lymphadenopathy, retroperitoneal mass No other apparent neoplastic lesions found A lymphadenectomy is performed
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Clinical case Immunohistochemical study pan CK positive CK 7 positive CK 20 negative PSA negative TTF-1 negative napsin A negative villin negative Adenocarcinoma NOS
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Clinical case CD 30 +++ PLAP ++- OCT 4 +++ Germ cell tumor Embryonal carcinoma CD30
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Clinical Case Male ys 63 Multiple hepatic nodules At a first preliminary screening by CAT no other neoplastic lesions found ?
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Case Preliminary immunohistochemical study : CD45 NEGATIVO HMB45 NEGATIVO S-100 NEGATIVO VIMENTINA NEGATIVA Pan CK POSITIVA
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TTF-1 CK7 Poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma of the lung ?
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NE Markers !! Chromogranin A Synaptophisin CD56 CD57 Negative Weakly and Focal + Ki67 > 15% High grade NE large cell carcinoma of the lung CD56
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Dangerous misdiagnosis Metastatic mimicking primary tumors Lung Liver Ovary Thyroid Breast Any organ
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METASTASI ENDOBRONCHIALI: QUADRI RADIOLOGICI INDISTINGUIBILI DALLA NEOPLASIA POLMONARE PRIMITIVA METASTASI A LOCALIZZAZIONE ENDOBRONCHIALE DA TUMORI EXTRA-POLMONARI: STUDIO EPIDEMIOLOGICO E CLINICO-PATOLOGICO Ca sigma Ca stomaco
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Grazie
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