Angiocentricity, a hallmark of pilomyxoid astroctyoma, is demonstrated here |
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Wednesday, May 2, 2018
Pilomyxoid astrocytoma
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Thank you for your continued conversation regarding PMA. My child was diagnosed in 2014. I have some questions about the histology of PMA that was not available for discussion at the time of my experience. Are you available for offline discussion? Wondering if there is something that is common within all locations for this type of tumor that all literature is now mentioning over the years since my child was diagnosed.
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