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Exploring the Pathological Relationships Between Adamantinomatous Craniopharyngioma and Contiguous Structures with Tumor Origin by Shaoyang Li; Bowen Wu; Yingqun Xiao; Jie Wu; Le Yang; Chenxing Yang; Zhongjian Huang; Chengbin Pan; Minde Li; Youqing Yang; Bin Tang; Shenhao Xie; Xiao Wu; Suyue Zheng; Chunliang Wang; Tao Hong is a Medicine article available to read on EtoBox.

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## Purpose: Identifying relationships between craniopharyngiomas (cps) and contiguous structures, and tumor origin are crucial for treatments. this study attempted to explore the relationships and tumor origin. ## Methods: Cps that underwent endoscopic surgeries were enrolled. the interfacial specimens of cps attaching the hypothalamus, pituitary stalk (ps), pituitary grand (pg), optic chiasma (oc) and brain tissue (bt) were pathologically examined. boundaries between cps and these structures were observed during operations. expression of β-catenin and stem cell markers were analyzed to explore the tumor origin. outcomes of patients were assessed. ## Results: A total of 34 cps were categorized into two groups based on the locations of finger-like protrusions (fp). group a comprised 18 cps with fp only present in the specimens attaching to hypothalamus. the surface of these cps was fused with hypothalamus under endoscopic videos. however, the specimens attaching to the ps, pg, oc, and bt showed no fp. clear boundaries was observed between these cps and these structures. group b comprised 16 cps with fp only present in the specimens attaching to ps. the tumor surface was fused with p

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Author
Shaoyang Li; Bowen Wu; Yingqun Xiao; Jie Wu; Le Yang; Chenxing Yang; Zhongjian Huang; Chengbin Pan; Minde Li; Youqing Yang; Bin Tang; Shenhao Xie; Xiao Wu; Suyue Zheng; Chunliang Wang; Tao Hong
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Published
2022
Language
EN
Field
Medicine (Health Sciences)

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