Ependymomas are glial tumors that commonly harbor perivascular pseudo-rosettes, seen here, characterized by radially arranged tumor cells around a blood vessel core. https://youtu.be/UXDIYV_yMro
Premature Fetal Brain
The brain of a premature fetus, shown here (front of brain pointing to the left) is initially smooth in the early stages of development. After about 20 weeks gestation, grooves develop in the cortical surface that gradually become more defined until they form well delineated gyri and sulci (i.e. bumps and grooves) typical of a mature brain. The brain... Continue Reading →
Video: Carcinoma Metastasis to Brain
https://youtu.be/CHU-464bph8 Review of the histopathologic cancer diagnosis of a carcinoma metastasized to the brain.
