Virusähnliche Filamente und kristalloide Einschlüsse bei einem Fall von “primärer” Reticuloendotheliose des Gehirns

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Abstract
A 57 year old male complained of tiredness, apathy, dysarthria, unsteadiness of gait. The symptoms became more and more severe. Temperatures of 39° C (102.2° F) appeared and the patient died after 4 months illness. At autopsy pulmonary embolism was found. The neuropathological examination revealed changes typical of neuroreticulosis, such as tumor-like proliferation of reticulum cells in the medio-basal parts of the brain with abundant formation of reticulin fibres and diffuse astro- and microglial proliferations also in the cerebral cortex with perivascular cuffs. Electron microscopic study performed after 9 months of formalin-fixation of the tissue showed: 1. “virus-like”-filamentous structures in the cytoplasm of proliferated reticular cells near the vascular wall, which had an outside diameter of about 140–150 Å, and a length of 2300 Å. 2. peculiar distribution of nucleoprotein in the proliferative cells, such as filamentous or net-like structures of about 160 Å outside diameter. 3. intraplasmatic and nuclear crystalline structures of oblong rhombic shape with differentiated dark and bright stripes with a periodicity of 300–350 Å. “virus-like”-filamentous structures in the cytoplasm of proliferated reticular cells near the vascular wall, which had an outside diameter of about 140–150 Å, and a length of 2300 Å. peculiar distribution of nucleoprotein in the proliferative cells, such as filamentous or net-like structures of about 160 Å outside diameter. intraplasmatic and nuclear crystalline structures of oblong rhombic shape with differentiated dark and bright stripes with a periodicity of 300–350 Å. There is some possibility that mixoviruses may play an aetiological role in neuroreticulosis.
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Authors R. Iizuka;G. Spalke;R. Iizuka;G. Spalke;
Journal acta neuropathologica
Year 1970
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doi:10.1007/BF00687998
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https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF00687998
Keywords
pathology neurosciences

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