Neuropathology — Flashcards

The cell of origin in the glomus tumour (of the mastoid) is _____

Tuberculous granuloma occurring in the cortex of the brain is also known as _____ focus

Mature ganglion cells and schwann cells on microscopy are pathognomonic of _____

CSF _____ stiffen the handkerchief.

Mutations in intermediate filament proteins such as _____ cause Alexander disease

Lhermitte Duclos disease is the cerebellar _____ leading to focal enlargement of cerebellum and macrocephaly, cerebellar signs, and seizures

Loss of _____ matter of the brain on post-mortem is seen in cyanide poisoning

_____ mutation is seen in Neuroblastoma.

_____ maybe done for diagnosis of leprosy in a patient presenting with a thick, nodular and beaded nerve

RELA fusion protein positive ependymomas carry the _____ prognosis.