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We investigated factors of the early recurrence and malignant transformation of histologically benign meningiomas using immunohistochemistry for MIB-1 positive indices (PI) and p53 protein expression, a flow cytometric DNA analysis, and the examination of numerical chromosomal aberrations detected by fluorescence in situ hybridization using an α-satellite DNA probe and abcr gene locus-specific probe. Twenty-six meningiomas of 23 patients were classified into two groups: the 3 patients in whom a recurrence was defined within two years after initial surgery and who showed histologically malignant features were classified as the early recurrent group, and the other 20 patients in whom recurrence did not develop during the same period were classified as the nonrecurrent group. DNA aneuploidy was observed in 40% of the nonrecurrent patients and in 67% of the early recurrent patients. Loss of chromosome 22 was the most common numerical aberration, but the aberrations characteristic of early recurrent meningiomas were not detected. The MIB-1 PI values of the early recurrent meningiomas were higher than those of nonrecurrent meningiomas, suggesting that MIB-1 PI is very important for biological and histopathological analyses and prediction of the future recurrence of meningiomas.
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Arai, H., Beppu, T., Wada, T. et al. Pathological analyses of early recurrence and malignant transformation in meningiomas. Brain Tumor Pathol 15, 37–40 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02482099
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