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La nuova classificazione WHO dei tumori cerebrali: aspetti istopatologici e molecolari
Department of (Neuro)Pathology, AMC, University of Amsterdam
Eleonora Aronica
Outline
Classifications of CNS Tumors
WHO classifications 1979 – 2016
Old concept of CNS tumor diagnoses
Novel approach of CNS tumor diagnoses in the
molecular era
Genetically defined entities….
Future challenges
Classification of CNS Tumors
• Individual patient care (estimating prognosis and guiding therapy)
• Conduct and interpretation of clinica trials
• Analysis and understanding of basic scientific experiments
• Elucidation of population-based disease trends that may implicate environmental or other etiologies
• Allocation of resources by governments and health insurers tosupport health care
Accurate classification
Brain Pathology ISSN 1015-6305
Periodic revisions of tumor classifications therefore have diverse and important effects on many aspects of individual and population health
the care of individual patientsthe care of individual patients
Technical issues and challengesClassification of CNS Tumors
Periodic revisions
Balance between incorporating the latest molecular findings and the practical issues of clinical diagnosis and current patient management
Incorporate the latest molecular findings
Utilize the most accurate techniques
Do not disrupt the current clinicaldiagnosis and patient management
Availability and cost of the new diagnostic techniques
In 1865, Virchow was the first to describe gliomas
pathologically
Classifications of CNS Tumors
Rudolf Virchow (1821 –1902)
In 1926, Bailey and Cushing introduced the
concepts of histogenesis and brain tumor grading
1979 the first WHO classification of CNS tumors
was published
The classification cannot solve all the unresolved
problems of interpretation…
It must be taken into account that tumours very often
consist of a mixture of cells…Therefore, when
classification is possible only with difficulty, some
mixed groups are foreseen.
The process of malignant dedifferentiation is
accounted for, in all groups where such changes
occur, by the introduction of a higher grade which is
OutlineWHO classifications of CNS Tumors 1979 – 2007
WHO classifications of CNS Tumors 2000-2007
Increasing evidence supports the genetic basis of tumorigenesis
In 2007 CNS WHO the diagnostic categories were established by conventional
histology, genetic alterations are used to provide prognostic or predictive data
• FISH
• 1p/19q
• BRAF:KIAA1549
• (EGFR) • DNA
• IDH1/2
• H3F3A K27M & G34R/V
• BRAF V600E
• MGMT
• TERT
• BRAF:KIAA1549
Molecular Diagnostics
12.10.2016
Euro-CNS Amsterdam
Discussion and challenges 2007-2016
Tools
• Molecular Antibodies• IDH1 R132H• ATRX• H3.3 K27M• BRAF V600E• P53• INI1
High throughput DNA
High throughput epiDNA
450K methylation analysis
NGS• Panel-Sequencing
• Exom-SequencingHigh throughput RNA
RNAseq
Integrated diagnosis
Multiple “tiers”
Integration of genotype, phenotype and outcome data
Patient-specific therapeutic approach
IDH-1
WHO 2016
• Formulating concept of how CNS tumor diagnoses are structured in the molecular era
• Major restructuring of diffuse gliomas, with incorporation of genetically defined entities
• Incorporation of a genetically defined ependymoma variant
• Major restructuring of medulloblastomas, with incorporation of genetically definedentities
• Major restructuring of other embryonal tumors, with incorporation of genetically defined entities and removal of the term “primitive neuroectodermal tumor”
• Novel approach distinguishing pediatric look-alikes, including designation of novel, genetically defined entity
“integrated” phenotypic and genotypic parameters for CNS tumor classification
WHO 2016: nomenclature, new entitiesMajor restructuring of diffuse gliomas, with incorporation of genetically defined entities
WHO 2016
“integrated” phenotypic and genotypic parameters for CNS tumor classification
Histology and molecular genetic features: simplified algorithm
Acta Neuropathol (2016) 131:803–820
WHO 2016
“integrated” phenotypic and genotypic parameters for CNS tumor classification
Possibility of discordant results:
1. Diffuse glioma with astroglial features:
IDH mutation and 1p/19q codeletion: oligodendroglioma IDH-mutant
2. Diffuse glioma with oligodendroglial features
IDH, ATRX and TP53 mutations: diffuse astrocytoma, IDH-mutant
Histology and molecular genetic features
Diffuse gliomas
The diagnostic use of both histology and molecular genetic features also raises the possibility of discordant results
WHO 2016
“integrated” phenotypic and genotypic parameters for CNS tumor classification
Histology and molecular genetic features
Diffuse gliomas
WHO grade determinations are still made on the basis of histologic criteria
Casus 2008
- 29 years, female
- Headache, vision reduction..
- MRI: Frontal (right)
T2 FLAIRLahl et al., 2003
T1 +ctrT2
2008: oligodendroglioma III
Revision 2017
2017: progression
Second resection and revision
T2
FLAIR
Lahl et al., 2003
PCR NGS, neuro-oncologie panel: mutation in exon 4 of IDH1 gene (c.395G>A, p.R132H)
Neuro-PA Genen
AKT1 FUBP1 NPRL3
AKT3 H3F3A PIK3CA
ATRX HIST1H3B PIK3R1
BRAF HIST1H3C PIK3R2
CDK6 IDH1 PTCH1
CIC IDH2 PTEN
CTNNB1 KDM6A SMARCA4
DDX3X MDM2 SMARCB1
DEPDC5 MTOR SMO
EGFR MYB SUFU
EZH2 MYBL1 TP53
FGFR1 NPRL2
No 1p/19q codeletion
Anaplastic astrocytoma IDH-mutant
• CpG methylation of over 850.000 individual CpG
• more than 99% of RefSeq‐annotated genes covered
• Material: 100-500ng DNA from formalin fixed paraffin embedded (FFPE)
tissue
• approximately 5 x 10µm slides (tumor area >1cm)
Illumina Infinium Human Methylation 850k Array
Integrated diagnosis
DNA methylation-based classification
Integrated diagnosis
DNA methylation-based classification
Online classifier (www.molecularneuropathology.org)
Machine learning algorithms are capable of reliably and robustly differentiating between 82 CNS tumour DNA methylation classes (represented by ~2800 reference samples)
• CpG methylation of over 850.000 individual CpG
• more than 99% of RefSeq‐annotated genes covered
• Material: 100-500ng DNA from formalin fixed paraffin embedded (FFPE)
tissue
• approximately 5 x 10µm slides (tumor area >1cm)
Illumina Infinium Human Methylation 450 or 850k Array
Integrated diagnosis
DNA methylation-based classification
Human Methylation 850k Array
Integrated diagnosis
Anaplastic astrocytomaIDH-mutant
DNA methylation-based classification of human central nervous system tumorsCapper et al., in preparation
Online classifier tool (www.molecularneuropathology.org)
Machine learning algorithms are capable of reliably and robustly differentiating between 82 CNS tumour DNA methylation classes (represented by ~2800 reference samples).
Diffuse glioma IDH-mutant WHO II
Casus 2018
IDH1= negative
FLAIR
PCR NGS, neuro-oncology panel: mutation in exon 4 of IDH2 gene (c.515G>T, p.R172M) mutation in the promotor region of TERT gene (c.-124C>T).
-25 years, male
- Epilepsy
- MRI: fronto-parietal tumor
GFAP
1p/19q codeletion
Diffuse oligodendrogliomaIDH-mutant WHO II
WHO 2016: nomenclature, new entitiesMajor restructuring of diffuse gliomas, with incorporation of genetically defined entities
Casus 2017
IDH1= negative
FLAIR
PCR NGS, neuro-oncologie panel: hotspotmutation in exon 2 van het H3F3A gen gevonden (c.83A>T, p.K28M).
H3K27-M= positive
Glioblastoma (IDH -wildtype, WHO IV)
-23 years, male
- Headache, vomiting....
- MRI: thalamus tumor
Diffuse midline glioma H3 K27-mutant
LEAT Task Force 2012-2016…..
Brain tumors associated with epilepsy
G
no unequivocalclusters DN… ? GNT
dGNT
dGNT
GG GG/DNT ?
GG GNT-NOS
GNT ..do not meet strict definitions
GG
IT’S A MESS
GG DNTGG/DNT
2015
• Low-grade glio-neuronal tumors associated with early seizure onset (LEAT) are
difficult to classify at the microscopical level (only 40% interrater agreement).
• Integration of molecular data was helpful to increase the diagnostic yield (79 %)
• Difficult-to-classify glio-neuronal tumors with diffuse growth patterns separated in
only two molecular classes
LEAT Task Force 2012-2018…..
Roadmap to a better understanding of LEAT
A proposal towards international consensus and integrated genotype-phenotype classification of LEAT is in progress
2016 WHO classification
Substantial step forward ?
Change in our current diagnostic work-up of brain tumors:
molecular parameters are used to establish brain tumor diagnoses
More precisely defined entities will facilitate clinical, experimental
and epidemiological studies
Intermediate stage: requiring further
incorporation of molecular data
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