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Ultrastructure of Capillary Permeability in Human Brain Tumor: Primary meningeal malignant melanoma Shobu SHIBATA 1 , Akira OCHI 1 , Hiromi YAMASHITA 1 , Akio YASUNAGA 1 , Kazuo MORI 1 1Department of Neurosurgery, Nagasaki University School of Medicine Keyword: Primary malignant melanoma , Capillary endothelium , Fenestrae pp.527-531
Published Date 1990/6/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436900084
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The tumor vessels of a primary meningeal malignant melanoma were studied by electron microscopy. There were neumerous endothelial fenestrae and basal lamina abnormalities in the intrinsic tumor capillaries. They re-sembled the tumor vessels found in nonglial tumors, but were distinctly different from those seen in glial tumors with nonfenestrated capillaries. These findings were anticipated because leptomeninges have fene-strated capillaries In phosphorus-31 MR spectroscopy, pH of the subjects with brain tumors showed a statistically signi-ficant elevation compared with that of the volunteers. In the subjects with benign tumors, only the elevation of pH was significant compared with that in volunteers. There was no other difference. This result suggests that benign tumors have an almost normal metabolic mechanism. Malignant brain tumors showed a decrease of PCr and an increase of Pi and PME. The increase of Pi indicates the increase of energy consumption. The increase of PME is connected with the acceleration of cell proliferation. These findings suggest that, in energy metabolism, there is a difference between malignant tumors and benign tumors. Phosphorus-31 spectroscopy has the potential to investigate the metabolism in vivo.


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