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Introduction to Neoplasia and Immunohistochemistry Philippe Labelle, DVM, DACVP Antech Diagnostics 12 th Biannual William Magrane Basic Science Course in Veterinary and Comparative Ophthalmology
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Page 1: Introduction to Neoplasia and Immunohistochemistry · Introduction to Neoplasia and Immunohistochemistry Philippe Labelle, DVM, DACVP Antech Diagnostics. 12 th Biannual William MagraneBasic

Introduction to Neoplasia and Immunohistochemistry

Philippe Labelle, DVM, DACVPAntech Diagnostics

12th Biannual William Magrane Basic Science Course in Veterinary and

Comparative Ophthalmology

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General Considerations

• Epithelial cells• Mesenchymal cells

– Spindle cells– Round/leukocytic cells

Neoplasia

Epithelial Spindle Round

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Epithelial Neoplasms• Glands• Nests• Trabeculae• Cords

• Cuboidal, columnar or polygonal• Distinct borders• Mature cells have abundant cytoplasm; Basal cells have

less cytoplasm• Neuroepithelium often forms packets and usually has

features similar to epithelium (not from surface ectoderm)

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Epithelial Neoplasms

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Epithelial Neoplasms

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Mesenchymal-Spindle Neoplasms

• Spindle

• Streams• Bundles• Whorls

• Indistinct borders• Scant cytoplasm

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Mesenchymal-Spindle Neoplasms

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Mesenchymal-Spindle Neoplasms

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Round Cell/Leukocytic Neoplasms

• Round

• Sheets

• “round cell” is use both for a category of cells (leukocytes) as well as a descriptor of cell shape

• Histiocytic sarcoma is a common exception. The cells may be round, spindle or polygonal/epithelioid, often in combination

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Round Cell/Leukocytic Neoplasms

Lymphoma PlasmacytomaMast cell tumor Histiocytoma

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Ocular Neoplasia

• The rules are similar to other organs• There are many exceptions

• Iris and ciliary epithelium (neuroectoderm) share some but not all features of epithelial (ectoderm) cells

• Lens epithelium takes on a mesenchymal phenotype

• Melanocytic neoplasia does not neatly fit in any category

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Ocular Neoplasia

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Immunohistochemistry

• Polyclonal and monoclonal• Fixation• Antigen retrieval• Indirect method• Detection

• Ramos-Vara JA. Vet Path 2005; Ramos-Vara JA et al. Vet Path 2014; Labelle P et al. Vet Path 2012

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Immunohistochemistry

3,3′diaminobenzidine tetrachloride (DAB) 3-Amino-9-ethylcarbazole (AEC)

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Immunohistochemistry

• Read as positive vs negative• Distribution• Localization• Intensity• Percentage or absolute number of cells

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ImmunohistochemistryMNF116 Factor VIII

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Immunohistochemistry

Lymphoma CD3CD79a Neg

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Immunohistochemistry

Factor VIII

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ImmunohistochemistryMelanoma Dx panel CD3 CD204

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Immunohistochemistry

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Immunohistochemistry

CD79a

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CD3

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Immunohistochemistry

Ki-67

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Immunohistochemistry

• Common antibodies• Cytokeratin, vimentin, melanocytic markers

(melan-A, PNL-2, TRP1-2), muscle markers (SMA, actin, desmin), neuro/neuroendocrine markers (S100, NSE, GFAP, SYN, PGP9.5), round/leukocytic markers (CD45, CD18, CD3, CD20/CD79a, Pax5, CD204, CD117)

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Table 2. Previously Reported Diagnostic Immunohistochemistry of Primary Ocular Neoplasms in Dogs.

P. Labelle et al. Vet Pathol 2011;49:860-869

Copyright © by American College of Veterinary Pathologists

Immunohistochemistry

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Immunohistochemistry

• Cytokeratin• Intermediate filament• Normal eye: Corneal epithelium, RPE

• Neoplasms: SCC, some iridociliary neoplasms, metastatic CA

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Immunohistochemistry

• Vimentin• Intermediate filament• Normal eye: almost everything

• Neoplasms: melanocytic, iridociliary, astrocytoma, meningioma, metastatic sarcomas, lymphoma, histiocytic sarcoma

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Immunohistochemistry

• Melanocytic markers (melan-A, PNL-2, TRP-1, TRP-2)

• Targets in melanogenesis• Normal eye: melanocytes, corneal

endothelium, neuroepithelium, tapetum, meninges

• Neoplasms: Melanocytic, iridociliary?, metastatic?

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Immunohistochemistry

• Muscle markers (SMA, actin, desmin)• Intermediate (desmin) or microfilaments• Normal eye: constrictor, dilator, ciliary

muscles; choroidal stromal cells, lens epithelium, neuroepithelium, others

• Neoplasms: leiomyoma/sarcoma, iridociliary, others?

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Immunohistochemistry

• Neuron/neuroendocrine markers (S100, NSE, GFAP, SYN, PGP9.5)

• Normal eye: Neuroepithelium, retina, uvealstromal cells, muscles, lens epithelium

• Neoplasms: Iridociliary, astrocytoma, melanocytic

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Immunohistochemistry

• Round/leukocytic markers (CD45, CD18, CD3, CD20/CD79a, Pax5, CD204, CD117)

• Cluster of differentiation• Normal eye: Leukocytes• CD45 panleukocytic, CD18 panleukocytic, CD3 T-

cell, CD20/CD79a/Pax5 B-cell, CD204 histiocytic (interstitial), CD117 (mast cell and other cells)

• Neoplasms: Lymphoma, histiocytic, etc

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Immunohistochemistry

• Melanocytic

• Vim• +/- Melan-A/PNL-

2/TRP1-2• Neuro

• Iridociliary

• Vim• +/- CK• +/- Melan-A/PNL-

2/TRP1-2?• Neuro

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Immunohistochemistry

• Melanocytic

• Vim• +/- Melan-A/PNL-

2/TRP1-2• Neuro

• Lymphoma

• Vim• CD45 +/- CD18• CD3 or

CD20/CD79a/pax5

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Immunohistochemistry

• Lymphoma

• Vim• CD18• CD3 or

CD20/CD79a/pax5

• Round cell PTS

• +/- Vim• CD18?• CD3 AND/or

CD20/CD79a/pax5

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ImmunohistochemistryImm Melanocytic Iridociliary Lymphoma Histiocytic

sarcomaMetastatic CA

Metastatic SA

Schwannoma Astrocytoma Meningioma

Ck +/- X +/-

Vim X X X X +/- X X X X

Melanocytic +/- +/- +/- ?

Muscle +/- +/-

Neuro X X +/- +/- X X X

Cd45/CD18 X X

CD3 X

CD20 X

CD204 X


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