2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.jns.2017.08.3306
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Correlation between grading and IDH1 mutation in Indonesian glioma

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“…In Grade IV gliomas 15/44 (34.09%) cases were positive and our results fall within the range that has been reported by others (from 12.5% up to 64.5%) 8,17,29 . This variability may be due to differences in ethnicity, cut off value for IDH1 expression and type of antibody clones used, regarding the correlation of IDH1 with tumor grade; it was statistically highly significant(p-value <0.001) which was in agreement with other studies 17,33 . Another observation in our study was that IDH1 expression not identified in all pilocytic astrocytoma 15(100%) grade I, all grade II ependymoma 4(100%), and all anaplastic ependymoma 4(100%) grade III; a result which was similar to other studies 2,17 confirming that, these tumors are genetically distinct, arising through different mechanisms and may be derived from different type of glial progenitor cells.…”
Section: Table (2): Idh1 Immunoexpression In Different Studiessupporting
confidence: 90%
“…In Grade IV gliomas 15/44 (34.09%) cases were positive and our results fall within the range that has been reported by others (from 12.5% up to 64.5%) 8,17,29 . This variability may be due to differences in ethnicity, cut off value for IDH1 expression and type of antibody clones used, regarding the correlation of IDH1 with tumor grade; it was statistically highly significant(p-value <0.001) which was in agreement with other studies 17,33 . Another observation in our study was that IDH1 expression not identified in all pilocytic astrocytoma 15(100%) grade I, all grade II ependymoma 4(100%), and all anaplastic ependymoma 4(100%) grade III; a result which was similar to other studies 2,17 confirming that, these tumors are genetically distinct, arising through different mechanisms and may be derived from different type of glial progenitor cells.…”
Section: Table (2): Idh1 Immunoexpression In Different Studiessupporting
confidence: 90%
“…A total of 11 of the 30 samples analyzed turned out to have heterozygous mutations in the 132 IDH1 codon that specifically changed from arginine to histidine; Omer et al [ 17 ], shown a variation in the percentage of mutant IDH1 R132H for gliomas from several countries in Asia such as Japan reported 29.2–31.2%; China 55.2–57.5%; Korea 53.7%; India 41.9%; Iraq 34.86–37.1%. Dwianingsih et al [ 5 ] in 2017, shown that IDH1 mutations are highly identified in Indonesian gliomas patients, as high as 74% (37/50) and significantly correlated with grading. However, in this study, we observed 36.7% (11/25) patients that possess IDH1 R132H mutation and exhibits no significant correlation with grading ( p >0.05), it’s in alignment with what has been observed by others [ 21 , 24 , 27 ]; that stated the IDH1 mutation plays role in tumourigenesis of LGG [ 27 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…R132H for gliomas from several countries in Asia 11 Dwianingsih et al, 12 in 2017, showed that IDH1 mutations are highly identi ed in Indonesian glioma patients, as high as 74% (37/50), and signi cantly correlated with grading. 12,13 Study results suggest that most adult gliomas in Indonesia are wildtype, encouraging demand for adjuvant therapy facilities.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%