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How can one explain aneuploidy status in fibromatous and lipomatous naevus cell naevus?
M Korabiowska1, U Brinck, I Ruschenburg
1Department of Cytopathology, Georg August University Göttingen, Germany.
Anticancer Research
|June 16, 1999
Abstract:
34 lightly fibromatous, 23 heavily fibromatous, 5 lipomatous and 10 naevus cell naevi were stained with Feulgen kit in order to evaluate their ploidy status with CAS 200 image analyzer. 26/34 lightly fibromatous, 18/23 heavily fibromatous, and 5/5 lipomatous naevi were either suspicious for aneuploidy (Auer III) or clearly aneuploid (Auer IV). In contrast all 10/10 naevus cell naevi were euploid. Proliferation (S-phase) was not increased in naevi fibromatously and lipomatously changed. The mechanisms leading to aneuploidy are discussed.