Ultrastruktur einer Kolloidcyste des dritten Ventrikels

U, Landolt-Weber

doi:10.1007/bf00685523

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“…The cells contained many mitochondria and were apposed to each other by plicated membranes joined by terminal bars (Coxe and Luse, 1964). The fine structure of another colloid cyst (Landolt-Weber, 1973) showed ciliated, microvillibearing, cylindrical epithelial cells between secretory cells containing vesicles, some filled with electrondense granular material rather similar to that found in a few cells in our case 2.…”

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Supratentorial intracerebral epithelial (ependymal) cysts: review, case reports, and fine structure.

Friede¹,

Yaşargil²

1977

Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry

137

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Supratentorial intracerebral epithelial (ependymal) cysts: review, case reports, and fine structure.

Friede¹,

Yaşargil²

1977

Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry

137

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“…Electron microscopy studies have given O. Vuia identical results but the interpretations differ. Thus, Coxe and Luse (1964), Landolt-Weber (1973) conclude that these cysts are of ependymal origin, while Hirano et al (1971), Hirano and Ghatak (1974) uphold the endodermic origin of this cyst in view of its ultrastructural resemblance to the ciliated epithelium of the trachea.…”

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Congenital Intracerebral Epithelial Cysts

Vuia¹

1976

Minim Invasive Neurosurg

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The problem of intracerebral congenital epithelial cysts is discussed with reference to five clinical cases. On the basis of their morphological structure the author differentiates the intracerebral cyst with a ciliated, columnar epithelium from the ependymal cyst proper (more frequently located in the lateral recess of the medulla oblongata) and the posterior cerebellar cyst of meningeal arachnoid origin. The cyst with a ciliated columnar epithelium appears to be an ectopic intracerebral tissue, whose neuroepithelial or endodermic origin still remains to be demonstrated. This cyst has been commonly described as a colloid (epithelial) cyst of the 3rd ventricle but may also be localized at other points in the central nervous system. One of the cases studied was an epithelial cyst in the frontal lobe, without any connexion with the ventricle, and evolving as a cerebral tumour.

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“…dessen kra niale Kuppe in Höhe des Corpus axis (1). Gena ue re Untersuchungen zeigten jedoch a uch unt er ultrastrukturellen Gesichts punkten eine ebe nso gute Ve reinba rkeit mit einer ependyma len Herkunft (6). Darüber hina us unterscheiden sich die Kolloidzyst en des 3.…”

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Die epitheliale Zyste des ZNS

Hellwig²,

Rossberg³

et al. 1991

Minim Invasive Neurosurg

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Ultrastruktur einer Kolloidcyste des dritten Ventrikels

Cited by 23 publications

References 24 publications

Supratentorial intracerebral epithelial (ependymal) cysts: review, case reports, and fine structure.

Supratentorial intracerebral epithelial (ependymal) cysts: review, case reports, and fine structure.

Congenital Intracerebral Epithelial Cysts

Die epitheliale Zyste des ZNS

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