Medulloblastoma is an extremely rare disease in adults. After surgery, the mainstay of treatment is based on chemotherapy and radiotherapy, that provide 5 year suvival rates of 50-80% according to risk factors. Post-therapy neuronal maturation in medulloblastoma is a rare event that has been described only in pediatric age. Here we report the case of neuronal maturation after chemotherapy and radiotherapy in an adult patient. We also assessed that molecular SHH grouping with Illumina Human Methylation 450 k Bead Chip arrays showing that this molecular feature was stable during this maturation. We also discuss about treatment approaches in this rare situation.

Post-therapy neuronal maturation in an adult SHH medulloblastoma / Brandes, A. A.; Franceschi, E.; Capper, D.; Bartolotti, M.; Marucci, G.; Antonelli, M.; Giangaspero, F.; Scarpelli, M.; Agati, R.; Vecchioni, S.; Balestrini, D.; Tallini, G.; Pession, A.; De Diase, D.; Foschini, M. P.. - In: CURRENT PEDIATRIC RESEARCH. - ISSN 0971-9032. - 21:4(2017), pp. 548-552.

Post-therapy neuronal maturation in an adult SHH medulloblastoma

Marucci G.;Antonelli M.;Giangaspero F.;
2017

Abstract

Medulloblastoma is an extremely rare disease in adults. After surgery, the mainstay of treatment is based on chemotherapy and radiotherapy, that provide 5 year suvival rates of 50-80% according to risk factors. Post-therapy neuronal maturation in medulloblastoma is a rare event that has been described only in pediatric age. Here we report the case of neuronal maturation after chemotherapy and radiotherapy in an adult patient. We also assessed that molecular SHH grouping with Illumina Human Methylation 450 k Bead Chip arrays showing that this molecular feature was stable during this maturation. We also discuss about treatment approaches in this rare situation.
2017
adult; maturation; medulloblastoma; neuronal; SHH
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Post-therapy neuronal maturation in an adult SHH medulloblastoma / Brandes, A. A.; Franceschi, E.; Capper, D.; Bartolotti, M.; Marucci, G.; Antonelli, M.; Giangaspero, F.; Scarpelli, M.; Agati, R.; Vecchioni, S.; Balestrini, D.; Tallini, G.; Pession, A.; De Diase, D.; Foschini, M. P.. - In: CURRENT PEDIATRIC RESEARCH. - ISSN 0971-9032. - 21:4(2017), pp. 548-552.
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