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A Case of Sellar T Cell Type Malignant Lymphoma Yohtaro SAKAKIBARA 1 , Motoshi MATSUZAWA 1 , Yoshio TAGUCHI 1 , Hiroaki SEKINO 2 , Toshihito SHINAGAWA 3 , Mitsufumi ABE 4 , Mamoru TADOKORO 4 1Division of Neurosurgery, St.Marianna University Yokohama City Seihu Hospital 2Department of Neurosurgery, St.Marianna University School of Medicine 3Department of Pathology, St.Marianna University Yokohama City Seibu Hospital 4Departments of Pathology, St.Marianna University School of Medicine Keyword: T cell type malignant lymphoma , sellar tumor , MRI , bony destruction pp.53-58
Published Date 1998/1/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436901515
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A case of primary T cell type malignant lymphoma of the sellar region was reported. This 53-year-oldmale was admitted to our neurosurgical service because of slowly progressive occipitalgia and diplopiaover the previous 5 months. On admission neurological examination revealed a slight limitation of thelateral movement of the left eye. Endocrinological examination showed no abnormalities. Despite a mildneurological deficit, a CT scan revealed an extensive bony destruction around the sellar region includingthe dorsum sellae, the bilateral petrous apices, and the upper two thirds of the clivus. Magnetic resonanceimaging (MRI) disclosed that the tumor was slightly hypointense on T1-weighted image, isointense on T2-weighted image, and faintly and homogeneously enhanced after administration of Gd-DTPA. Since thetumor was enhanced faintly on MRI, it was diagnosed as an invasive pituitary adenoma, but it wasthought that chordoma and germinoma should he considered. The patient underwent a transsphenoidalsurgery. A firm, grayish and avascular tumor was partially removed. The histopathological examination us-ing monoclonal surface marker of the specimen revealed the tumor was stained with UCHL-1 and CD3antibodies directed against T cells, and diagnosed as T cell type malignant lymphoma of the sellar region(diffuse, large cell type; LSG). Postoperatively he received radiation therapy. His symptoms much im-proved and no regrowth of the residual tumor has been found in follow-up studies to the present. Primarymalignant lymphomas very rarely occur in the skull base. As far as we are aware, this is the only secondcase of primary T-cell lymphoma in the sellar region reported so far in the medical literature. Althoughpreoperative diagnosis is extremely difficult because of a paucity of data, malignant lymphomas should bekept in mind in the differential diagnosis of sellar tumors, especially if neuroimaging studies show an ex-tensive bony destruction in the skull base.


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