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Medulloblastoma - Histology

Author: Adekunle M Adesina, MD, PhD; Chief Editor: Adekunle M Adesina, MD,

Microscopic Findings

All medulloblastomas are considered to be malignant and invasive tumors and

neoplasms that are composed of cells with small- to medium-sized, hyperchrom

Classic medulloblastoma showing a diffuse pattern of tumor growth with poor cellular differ

Media Gallery

Medulloblastomas are malignant and invasive tumours

classified as WHO grade IV

They are highly cellular neoplasms that are composed of cells with small to

medium sized, hyperchromatic nuclei and little apparent cytoplasm.

Classic medulloblastoma showing a diffuse pattern

of tumor growth with poor cellular differentiation,

nuclear molding, and minimal indistinct cytoplasm