DISCLOSURES (Arie Perry, MD)
• I have no financial relationships to disclose. New Immunohistochemical - and - Biomarkers in Surgical • I will not discuss off label use or Neuropathology investigational use in my presentation Arie Perry, M.D. Director, Neuropathology
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World map by quartiles of Human BIOMARKERS Development Index in 2013 • Types – Diagnostic – Prognostic – Predictive • Practicality issues – Cost and ease of implementation – IHC vs. FISH vs. PCR vs. genomics – Reimbursement
School of Medicine Need for surrogate immunomarkers! GLIOMAS
Sturm et al., Cancer Cell 2012;22:425-437
Prognostic
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IDH-1 R132H IHC (90% of IDHm) DIAGNOSTIC EXAMPLE OF HISTOLOGIC MIMICRY: “ELVIS IMPERSONATOR” • AO (IDHm and 1p/19q codeletion) – Average survival 15 years with 1p/19q loss if treated with combined PCV chemo and radiation – What about chemo alone up front? • SC-GBM (IDHwt, EGFR-AMP 70%, -10q 95%) – Average survival 1 year – Typically treated with combined radiochemotherapy – Different set of clinical trials than the high-grade oligodendrogliomas
School of Medicine School of Medicine REFLEX TO IDH1/2 SEQUENCING ATRX/H3.3 alterations ALT • ‘Young patient’ (<55 years old) • Long clinical history • Prior history of WHO grade II or III glioma • Non-enhancing cerebral hemispheric mass on MR imaging • Looks low-grade and/or classic oligo on histopathology • Loss of ATRX expression on IHC
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ATRX IHC Pediatric AA/GBM H3F3A, DAXX TP53, ATRX
Neural Pilocytic Primary Progenitor astrocytoma GBM EGFR, PDGFRA Cell BRAF PTEN, TP53 PXA CDKN2A/B, NF1 TERT promoter Sturm et al., IDH1,2 Cancer Cell 2012;22:425-437 IDH1-mutated infiltrating Note: no adult gliomas oligoastro! 1p/19q TP53 CIC, FUBP1 ATRX TERT promoter Diffuse astrocytoma Oligodendroglioma RB1,CDK4 RB1,CDK4 CDKN2A CDKN2A, MDM2, PTEN Anaplastic Anaplastic oligodendroglioma astrocytoma, GBM Modified from Dr. Dan Brat
ADULT TYPE ASTROCYTOMA ADULT TYPE OLIGODENDROGLIOMA
IDH1 p53 ATRX IDH1 p53 ATRX DIFFUSE MIDLINE GLIOMA, H3K27M-MUTANT ADULT TYPE OLIGODENDROGLIOMA (DIPG, THAL, SC)
1p32 19p13 1q42 19q13 H3 K27M p53 ATRX School of Medicine
26-yo M H3 K27M H3 K27M
Different Case
H3 K27M H3K27me3 OTHER GLIOMA BIOMARKERS • BRAF-KIAA1549 duplication/fusion – pilocytic astrocytomas (~70% in cerebellum; less in other locations) – Diagnostic and predictive (MEK inhibitors?) – FISH or PCR: No IHC surrogates • BRAF V600E mutation : – PXA (~67%), GG (~20%), PA (~10%), HGGs (5-10%), E-GBM (50%) – Predictive only: BRAF inhibitors, especially in recurrent or disseminated cases? BRAF-V600E
VIRTUALLY ‘ALL’ PEDIATRIC BRAIN TUMORS EMBRYONAL NEOPLASMS Did you order BRAF testing? On this??? Really??
School of Medicine Pediatric Neuro-Oncologist Pediatric Pathologist/Neuropathologist Taylor et al., Acta Neuropathol 2012;123:465-472
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WNT MOL SUBTYPE SHH MOL SUBTYPE
β-catenin- β-catenin+ GAB-1 SHH MOL SUBTYPE
GAB-1
SHH-ACTIVATED, TP53-MUTANT NON-WNT/NON-SHH MOL SUBTYPE
p53 YAP1 ATYPICAL TERATOID/RHABDOID TUMOR AT/RT
Ho et al. Acta Neuropathol 99:482, 2000
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AT/RT WHO Rules for ATRT
• A dx of ATRT requires typical pathological features and INI1 or BRG1 loss • Tumors with typical pathology but no INI1 or BRG1 loss should be called “Embryonal tumor with rhabdoid features” • A center without BRG1 and /or INI1 testing needs to send the case out
BRG1 INI1 Brain Pathol 20:441-450, 2010 Embryonal Neoplasms CNS
WHO 2016 = Embryonal Tumors School of Medicine
SYN NFP GFAP
2 DIFFERENT CASES
OLIG2 LIN28A ETMR
Brain Pathology ETMR 22:689-97, 2012
WHO 2016 = ETMR, C19MC-altered CD99 LIN28A MOLECULAR IHC SURROGATES MENINGEAL NEOPLASMS ADULT/PEDI EMBRYONAL GLIOMAS TUMORS • IDH1 (R132H) • INI1 (SMARCB1) • p53 • BRG1 (SMARCA4) • ATRX • Beta catenin/YAP1 • H3 K27M • GAB1/YAP1 • H3K27me3 • LIN28A
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H&E
EMA
SSTR2a SFT/HPC
SFT/HPC MIII EMA CD34
Genetics
• Translocations and inversions of Chr 12q13
• NAB2-STAT6 fusion
Nat Genet. 2013;45(2):131-2. Acta Neuropathol. 2013;125(5):651-8. Acta Neuropathol. 2013;125(5):651 -8. STAT6 NERVE SHEATH TUMORS
HPC Giant Cell SFT
School of Medicine ANA Meningioma ANA Meningioma S100 Neurofibromin
Cellular SOX10 MPNST Cellular p16 MPNST Schwannoma Schwannoma
Ki-67 EGFR
66-yo M H3K27me3
Beware mosaic pattern!
H3K27me3 ADENOHYPOPHYSEAL DEVELOPMENT PITUITARY NEOPLASMS
Corticotroph Somatotroph ACTH GH *Tpit
GH Oral Rathke pouch *Pit-1 Somatotroph ERMammo- ER Lactotroph endoderm Stem cell Stem cell somatotroph PRL GH PRL repressor *SF-1 TEF ER GH repressor FSH Gonadotroph Thyrotroph LH TSH
*Diagnostically useful transcription factors School of Medicine Modified from: Asa SL, Ezzat S. Annu Rev Pathol Mech Dis 2009:4:97-126
GONADOTROPH ADENOMA
LH MIXED GH-PRL ADENOMA
SF-1 Pit1
PITUICYTOMA PITUICYTOMA
GFAP S100 TTF1 GRANULAR CELL TUMOR GRANULAR CELL TUMOR
Smear Alpha-AT AMA
SPINDLE CELL ONCOCYTOMA
TTF1 SPINDLE CELL ONCOCYTOMA
AMA TTF1
ADAMANTINOMATOUS CRANIOPHARYNGIOMA CRANIOPHARYNGIOMA
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Beta catenin
PAPILLARY CRANIOPHARYNGIOMA PAPILLARY CRANIOPHARYNGIOMA
BRAF V600E Tumor + ± - Astrocytomas (diffuse and circumscribed / favorable S-100, GFAP, OLIG2, SOX10, MAP2, IDH1 R132H 1, H3 SYN, BRAF V600E (mostly PXAs), p53 (often CK 2, LCA, HMB-45 variants) K27M 1, ATRX loss in IDH-mutant cases strong in IDH-mutant cases), CD34 (stellate cells in PXA) Oligodendroglioma S-100, GFAP 3, OLIG2, SOX10, MAP2, IDH1 R132H 1 SYN CK 1, LCA Ependymoma S-100, GFAP, VIM, EMA (dot-like), CD99 and D2-40 CK 2 LCA, SYN, OLIG2, SOX10, NFP (axons displaced peripherally rather than (membrane and dot-like), L1CAM 4 entrapped) Choroid Plexus Tumors S-100, CK, CK7, VIM, Transthyretin 5, Kir7.1 GFAP, CK20, SYN EMA, CEA Neuropathology CD Recording Metastatic Carcinoma 12 EMA and CK, CK7, Napsin A, and TTF1 (lung), CK20, CEA, S-100, SYN, CG GFAP, LCA, HMB-45 MUC2, and CDX2 (colon), CK7, GATA3, GCDFP-15, and mammaglobin (breast), CD10, PAX2, PAX8, CA IX, and RCC (renal), CK5/6 and p40 (squamous cell) Melanoma and melanocytoma S-100, HMB-45, Melan-A (MART-1), MITF, SOX10 GFAP, CK, LCA
Lymphoma (mostly diffuse large B-cell) LCA, CD20 (L26), CD79a, PAX-5 EMA 6, CD30 and ALK (+ in ALCL), EBV/EBER CK, GFAP, HMB-45, SYN, CD3 Meningioma EMA, VIM, PR, SSTR2a S-100, CD34, CK 7 GFAP, HMB-45 • Neuropathology Solitary fibrous tumor/hemangiopericytoma (SFT/HPC) VIM, CD99, bcl-2, CD34 (diffuse in SFT pattern), STAT6 EMA, CK, GFAP, S-100 (nuclear) songs Primary meningeal melanocytic tumors S100, HMB-45, Melan-A, MITF, SOX10 Col IV (less than nerve sheath tumors), BAP1 EMA, CK, SSTR2a, GFAP, NFP (often lost in melanomas) Medulloblastoma SYN, beta catenin (nuclear in WNT), GAB1 (SHH), YAP1 S-100, GFAP, NFP, Neu-N CK, LCA, EMA (nuclear in WNT and SHH), INI1 (retained), p53 (SHH, TP53-mutant subtype) • Common disorders Atypical teratoid / rhabdoid tumor VIM, EMA, CK, actin SYN, GFAP, desmin, AFP INI1(loss of nuclear expression) 11 , PLAP, β-hCG, LCA Embryonal tumor with multilayered rosettes, C19MC- LIN28A, SYN, NFP, and Neu-N (neuropil-rich regions), CK, GFAP, dot-like EMA, CD99, and/or D2-40 OLIG2 altered INI1 (retained) (in rosettes) nd Ganglioglioma SYN, NFP, CG, GFAP, CD34, BRAF V600E (30-50%) Neu-N, MAP2 (glial cells weak to negative) CK, EMA, PLAP, IDH1 R132H • 2 Year medical Dysembryoplastic Neuroepithelial Tumor OLIG2 (oligo-like cells), BRAF V600E (0-50%) CD34 (stellate cells), MAP2 (glial cells weak to IDH1 R132H negative) Central Neurocytoma SYN, Neu-N GFAP, S-100 NFP, CG, CK, LCA students Schwannoma S-100 8, Col IV 8, SOX10 8 GFAP, calretinin, CD34 EMA, NFP, CK Neurofibroma S-100/Col IV (patchy), CD34 (fibroblast network), NFP GFAP EMA, CK, calretinin (entrapped axons) Perineurioma EMA, Col IV, GLUT1 NFP (axons in intraneural type), CD34, Claudin 1 S-100, CK, SOX10 • Memorization aid Melanotic schwannoma (malignant melanotic S100, HMB-45, Melan-A, MITF, SOX10, Col IV, INI1 PRKAR1A (loss of expression in 30-50%) GFAP, EMA, CK schwannian tumor) (retained) MPNST VIM, CD99, Col IV, loss of H3K27me3, loss of S-100, SOX10, CD34, GFAP, Leu-7, CK actin, desmin, and myogenin (except in Triton tumor) neurofibromin, INI1 (retained except in epithelioid variant) • Fun way to learn! Paraganglioma SYN, CG, S-100 9, SOX10 9, GATA-3 NFP, CK GFAP, HMB-45 Hemangioblastoma S-100, Inhibin, PR, brachyury GFAP, GLUT1, D2-40 CK, EMA, CD10 Pituitary adenoma SYN, CG (~60%), hormones (PRL, GH, ACTH, FSH, LH, CK S-100, GFAP, CK7, CK20, TTF1, CD99, germ cell tumor markers TSH), transcription factors (SF-1, Pit-1) www.neuropathsongs.com Pituicytoma / Spindle cell oncocytoma (SCO) / Granular TTF1, S100, Anti-mitochondrial antigen (SCO), lysosomal GFAP, EMA SYN, CG, CK, Pituitary hormones cell tumor (GCT) stains (GCT) Craniopharyngioma CK, CK5/6, nuclear beta catenin (adamantinomatous), School of Medicine BRAF V600E (papillary) iTunes or amazon.com Germinoma PLAP, c-kit (CD117), OCT 3/4, D2-40, SALL4, LIN28A β-hCG 10 , CK AFP, EMA, HMB-45, LCA, Glypican-3 Yolk sac tumor AFP, SALL4, Glypican-3, CK PLAP, EMA CD30, OCT 3/4, β-hCG, GFAP
Pituitary Adenoma PITUITARY ADENOMA SONG Music to Danny’s Song by Kenny Loggins, Lyrics by Arie Perry, MD Patient presents to you with bitemporal hemianopsia, prolonged amenorrhea, and galactorrhea MR imaging reveals a sellar neoplasm, pushing up the optic chiasm, from prolactin forming cytoplasm Chorus : Pituitary adenoma, with your disrupted reticulin stroma You’ve lost the microacinar pattern of the normal gland Your cells appear so monomorphic, with nuclei so round and perfect And salt and pepper nuclear chromatin In Cushing’s syndrome, the adenoma’s often very small The neurosurgeon’s who you better call, don’t you know he’ll try to get it all Excess ACTH causes cortisol to spin, out of control but feeding back again Corticotrophs build up Crooke’s hyaline (Chorus) Somatotrophic tumors lead to acromegaly, or gigantism more rarely, in patients exposed before puberty Gonadotrophs present most commonly in elderly, with few hormonal symptoms typically So macroadenoma’s what you see (Chorus) Though most pituitary adenomas are benign, patients often suffer endocrine, Manifestations that are scarcely fine Atypical adenomas may be challenging, carcinoma’s the malignant king Better treatment’s what we strive to bring (Chorus) School of Medicine School of Medicine