Presentation
Young man with headaches.
Patient Data
Age: 30 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Ependymoma (fourth ventricle)
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Large intraventricular mass in the fourth ventricle extending bilaterally into the foramenae of Luschka.
Hydrocephalus has developed.
Case Discussion
Pathology report
The sections show a moderately cellular tumor, forming prominent perivascular pseudorosettes. The tumor cells form cuffs around blood vessels in a fibrillary background. The tumor cells have mildly enlarged round to elongated nuclei and inconspicuous nucleoli. Very occasional mitoses are seen. There is no endothelial cell hyperplasia or necrosis. Spots of microcalcification are present in the background.
The features are those of an ependymoma.
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