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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.10.2005.tde-26092006-155648
Document
Author
Full name
Stéfanie Vanessa Santos
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2005
Supervisor
Committee
Dagli, Maria Lucia Zaidan (President)
Matera, Julia Maria
Zerbini, Maria Claudia Nogueira
Title in Portuguese
Classificação morfológica, imunoistoquímica e prognóstica dos hemangiopericitomas caninos
Keywords in Portuguese
Apoptose
Cães
Célula de Schwann
Graduação histológica
Hemangiopericitoma
Imunoistoquímica
Mitose
Morfologia
Neurofibroma PCNA
Pericito
Prognóstico
Schwanoma
Abstract in Portuguese
Hemangiopericitomas (CHP) assim como schwanomas são neoplasias cutâneas de origem mesenquimal, sendo os hemangiopericitomas freqüentemente relatados em cães, ao contrário dos neurofibromas que são mais raros nos mesmos. Relata-se que o CHP origina-se de pericitos, ou células que se localizam ao redor de vasos sanguíneos. São observadas mais freqüentemente nos membros, como massas, bem circunscritas, firmes e grandes. Os hemangiopericitomas têm características histológicas comuns aos schwanomas (neurofibromas), sugerindo uma possível semelhante histogênese. Na realidade, na experiência deste Serviço de Anatomia Patológica, o diagnóstico diferencial entre hemangiopericitomas e neurofibromas apenas com base na morfologia é bastante difícil. O aspecto histopatológico do hemangiopericitoma e schwanoma correspondem à presença de agrupamentos celulares na forma de espiral pericapilar ou não respectivamente. Na tentativa de melhor caracterizar os hemangiopericitomas e distinguí-los de outros tumores mesenquimais, principalmente dos neurofibromas, propõe-se a caracterização histológica, epidemiológica e imunoistoquímica, dos hemangiopericitomas em animais da espécie canina. Com este, espera-se refinar o diagnóstico diferencial destes tumores, por tratar-se de neoplasias pouco e mal diagnosticadas devido à dificuldade de caracterizá-las morfologicamente. Procura-se estudar também, a proliferação celular nos três subtipos histológicos dos CHP e contagem dos critérios morfológicos de malignidade, correlacionando com o prognóstico clínico. Para isto, o presente estudo propôs realizar um levantamento criterioso dos casos de hemangiopericitomas e neurofibromas e/ou neurofibrossarcomas em cães nos Arquivos do Serviço de Necroscopia do Departamento de Patologia da Faculdade de Medicina veterinária e Zootecnia da Universidade de São Paulo (FMVZ/USP) durante o período de 1990 a 2003, reclassificando histologicamente estas neoplasias e graduando os subtipos dos CHP. Os resultados apontaram um total de 77 casos de CHP dos quais o subtipo perivascular correspondeu (35/77casos); o estoriforme (20/77) e o epitelióide (22/77).As conclusões da imunoistoquímica para tipo perivascular (HPV) revelam positividade de 100% para F8; 60% para S100; 100% para vimentina; 7% para GFAP e 0% para CD34 e citoqueratina. O tipo estoriforme (HES) revelou 70% de positividade para F8; 50% para S100; 100% para vimentina; 0% para citoqueratina e GFAP; 10% para CD34. Destaca-se para o epitelióide (HEP) 70% de positividade para o F8; 40 % para o S100; 90% para vimentina; 0% para citoqueratina; GFAP e CD34. A contagem estatística dos critérios de malignidade como PCNA (CL3); índice mitótico (CL1); índice apoptótico (CL4); células multinucleadas (CL0) revelaram nos subseqüentes (HPV, HE, HEP) subtipos de CHP, respectivamente: CL0 (6.135±4.038; 5.067±3.019; 11.217±5.729); CL1 (6.155±2.380; 7.545±1.941; 12.540±8.629); CL3 (30.042±10.824; 39.1.22±11.158; 41.945±9.705); CL4 (1.153±1.1443; 1.888±1.988; 2.400±1.648). O prognóstico clínico revelou 59% de taxa de recidiva para o tipo epitelióide. Assim, o presente estudo mostrou que os hemangiopericitomas devem ser graduados histologicamente por três subtipos dos quais o epitelióide parece ser o mais agressivo e o perivascular o mais incidente (45,5%) (35/77 casos) e que a imunoistoquímica pode ter papel importante na diferenciação entre os hemangiopericitomas e neurofibromas, devido à positividade e negatividade do Fator 8 respectivamente; no entanto não auxilia para distinção entre os subtipos dos CHP. Contudo o estabelecimento de critérios para diferenciar, graduar e caracterizar os CHP poderão ter implicações epidemiológicas, terapêuticas e prognósticas importantes como mostra o presente estudo
Title in English
Morphologic spectrum, immunohistochemical characterization and prognosis of the canine haemangiopericytoma
Keywords in English
Apoptosis
Dogs
Haemangiopericytomas
Histological scale
Immunohistochemical
Morphology
Mythosis
Neurofibroma
PCNA
Pericytes
Prognostic
Schwanoma
Schwanoma cell
Abstract in English
Haemangiopericytomas CHP like Schwanomas are cutaneous neoplasms of mesenchymal origin, frequently appearing in dogs, unlike neurofibromas, which are rare on the species. There are cases reported that CHP originates from pericytes, or cells located around blood vessels. They are observed more in limbs such as tissues, they are well defined, big and firm. Haemangiopericytomas have histologic characteristics common to schwanomas (neurofibromas), suggesting a possible similarity in histogenesis. In fact, at this service of Animal Pathology experience, the distinguishing final diagnosis between Haemangiopericytomas and neurofibromas, based only on morphology offers great difficulty. The hispathological aspects of the haemangiopericytons and of the schwanomas correspond to the presence or not (respectively) of spiral pericilar shape cell forms. Attempting to better identify and distinguish the haemangiopericytons from other mesenquimal tumors, mainly neurofiberns, the study indicates the histological, epidemiological and immunohistochemical characterization of Haemangiopericytomas in canine species. With this, it is expected to refine the distinguishing diagnosis of such tumors, for they are known to be neoplasms rarely and wrongly diagnosed due to difficulties to identify them morphologically. The work also studies cell proliferation at the three histological subtypes of CHP and the count for morphological malignity, correlating with the clinic prospect. In order to accomplish it, the work proposes a thoroughly case study of Haemangiopericytomas and neurofibromas and/or neurobrosarcomas in dogs; investigating on the archives of the Necrology Department of Pathology at the Veterinary Medical and Zoology at São Paulo University; from 1990 to 2003, to reclassify histologically these neoplasms and scale the subtypes of CHP. The results indicated a sum of 77 cases of CHP from which the subtype perivascular accounted for (35/77) cases; the storiform (20/77) and the epithelioid (22/77). The conclusions of immunohistochemical to perivascular type (HPV) reveal positiveness of 100% to F8; 60% to S100; 100% to vimentin; 7% to GFAP and 0% to CD34 and cytokeratin. The type estoriform (HES) revealed 70% positiveness to F8; 50% to S100; 100% to vimentin; 0% to cytokeratin and GFAP; 10% to CD34. Note that to epithelioid (HEP) 70% positiveness to F8; 40% to S100; 90% to vimentin; 0% to cytokeratin; GFAP and CD34. Statistical count of malignity criteria such as PCNA (CL3); miotic level (CL1); apoptotic level (CL4); multinucleous cells (CLO) reveal on subsequent (HPV, HE, HEP) subtypes of CHP, respectively: CLO (6.135 (6.135±4.038; 5.067±3.019; 11.217±5.729); CL1 (6.155±2.380; 7.545±1.941; 12.540±8.629); CL3 (30.042±10.824; 39.1.22±11.158; 41.945±9.705); CL4 (1.153±1.1443; 1.888±1.988; 2.400±1.648). The clinical prognostic revealed 59% receding rate to epithelioid. Therefore the study showed that Haemangiopericytomas must be histologically scaled by three subtypes of which the epithelioid appears to be the most AGGRESSIVE =INVASIVE) and perivascular the most incidental (45,5%) (35/77cases); immunohistochemical may have an important role on distinguishing between Haemangiopericytomas and neurofibrossarcomas due to positiveness and negativeness of Factor 8 respectively; notwithstanding it does not aid to distinguish between subtypes from CHP. Nevertheless, a criteria definition that enables to distinguish, scale and define CHP may have relevant epidemiologic, therapeutical and prognostical connotations as shown by the present study
 
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  • SANTOS, SV. Canine hemangiopericytomas: cell proliferation and apoptosis in the perivascular, storiform and epithelioid histological subtypes and their significance for prognosis. BJVP [online], 2009, vol. v.2, p. 23-28. [acesso 2011-11-02]. Disponível em : <http://www.abpv.vet.br/paginas_site/default.asp?PAG_SEQ=4286>
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