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Abstracts<br />

by H&E, Pas-Alcian and immunohistochemical staining by CK7, CK 19,<br />

EMA, AMACR, Vimentin, NSE, Chromogranin, Synaptophysen, CD 10,<br />

CD 15, CD 57 and Ki-67. A FISH-analysis was done for chromosom 7 and<br />

17.<br />

Results. Classic cases of MTSCC mainly show a relative homogeneous<br />

tubular architecture with low grade morphology and typical mucinous<br />

stroma. The latter react pale for Pas and contains in Acian-blue-reaction<br />

acid mucopolysaccids. In most cases more or less areas of papillary,<br />

plexiforme or glomeruloid growth pattern exists. In parts with very close<br />

packed tubuli the cells become a spindle shape character because of<br />

compression of the tubulus but with predominant low grade atypia. Immunohistochemistry<br />

react positive for CK 7, Ck 19, EMA, AMACR and<br />

Vimentin. Neuroendocrine markers show different pattern. CD 10 reacts<br />

negative. FISH-analysis brought different results for PRCC and MTSCC.<br />

Conclusions. The main part of the MTSCC represents the described tubular<br />

architecture with low grade atypia and typical mucinous extracellular<br />

stroma component in variable dimension. Despite the classic<br />

pattern different extent of other differentiation pattern like papillary,<br />

spindle shaped, plexiforme or glomeruloid occur in the cases. Only in<br />

exceptions tubular growth pattern was displaced by last named differentiations.<br />

Especially papillary growth pattern make it difficult to distinguish<br />

MTSCC from other renal cell carcinomas especially PRCC. The<br />

demarcation to the other types is important because of prognostic differences.<br />

Immunohistochemistry could help with CD 10 negativity but<br />

this reaction is however non-specific. Against this background molecularpathologic<br />

methods are due to help, but also with limitations.<br />

SA-P-089<br />

Solitary fibrous tumor of the kidney<br />

M . Gajda1 , S . Harz1 , H . Wun<strong>der</strong>lich2 , K . Junker2 , M . Grimm2 , D . Katenkamp 1 ,<br />

I . Petersen1 1 2 Institute of Pathology, Jena University Hospital, Department of Urology,<br />

Jena University Hospital<br />

Aims. Solitary fibrous tumors (SFT) are rare spindle cell neoplasms usually<br />

arising in the pleura. They have, however, also been reported at extrapleural<br />

locations. Urogenital localization is rare and to our knowledge,<br />

only 40 cases of SFT of the kidney have been described.<br />

Methods. Detailed clinical and histopathological review of a clinical case<br />

and review of the literature.<br />

Results. We report the case of a typical SFT of the right kidney in a 71-year-old<br />

woman. As part of a CT investigation, a large mass of the right<br />

kidney with suspicion thrombembolic compression and occlusion of the<br />

inferior vena cava was discovered. She un<strong>der</strong>went radical nephrectomy<br />

and lymphadenoctomy, adrenalectomy and interaortocaval lymph node<br />

dissection. The gross specimen included the kidney (12.8×6.6×7.5 cm),<br />

ureter and adrenal gland. Cut section showed a circumscribed pale<br />

brown mass measuring 9.6×7.4×5.2 cm tumor. The tumors consisted of<br />

bland-looking spindle cells arranged in short, ill-defined fascicles and<br />

storiform pattern with characteristic hemangiopericytoma-like blood<br />

vessels. Immunohistochemistry showed reactivity for vimentin, CD 34,<br />

BCL-2 protein and CD99. Immunohistochemical stains for cytokeratin,<br />

S-100, desmin, a-smooth muscle actin, RCC, EMA and CD 10 were negative.<br />

Ki67 labelling index exceeded 10%.<br />

Conclusions. The possibility of SFT should be consi<strong>der</strong>ed in the differential<br />

diagnosis of a renal mass which consists of benign-looking spindle<br />

cells and hemangiopericytomatous blood vessels. Its diagnosis requires<br />

immunohistochemistry and awareness of its possible existence.<br />

166 | Der Pathologe · Supplement 1 · 2012<br />

Poster: Uropathologie II<br />

SA-P-090<br />

Topotecan sensitizes renal cell carcinomas towards ABT-263<br />

induced apoptosis<br />

S . Heikaus1 , V . Nitsche1 , S . Funke1 , H .E . Gabbert1 , C . Mahotka1 1Heinrich-Heine University Hospital, Institute of Pathology, Düsseldorf<br />

Aims. Renal cell carcinomas (RCCs) exhibit a marked resistance towards<br />

conventional chemotherapeutic regiments, thus making new therapeutic<br />

approaches necessary. So-called “targeted therapies” could be one strategy<br />

to overcome this broad resistance. Whereas “targeted therapies” with<br />

Kinase-Inhibitors like Sunitinib or Sorafenib are established in RCCs,<br />

therapies directly targeting apoptotic pathways are not validated. In this<br />

context, the BCL-2 inhibitor ABT-263 might be a promising new agent,<br />

aiming at the mitochondrial pathway of apoptosis, which is impaired in<br />

RCCs. We therefore examined the apoptotic effects of ABT-263 alone<br />

and in combination with Topotecan on the apoptosis of RCC cell lines.<br />

Methods. Cell culture, cell count, quantitative real-time detection PCR,<br />

Western Blot, Fluorescent Immunohistochemistry, Ribonuclease Protection<br />

Assay.<br />

Results. 1.) Expression of pro- and antiapoptotic BCL-2 family members<br />

was analysed in 7 RCC cell lines. Surprisingly, all cell lines expressed<br />

not only multiple antiapoptotic but also important proapoptotic BCL-<br />

2 family members of all functional groups on the mRNA and protein<br />

level. 2.) ABT-263 and Topotecan induced apoptosis but not autophagy<br />

in RCCs. 3.) Sensitivity towards ABT-263 induced cell death inversely<br />

correlated with the expression of MCL-1. 4.) Topotecan downregulated<br />

MCL-1 protein expression in RCCs; in contrast, ABT-263 upregulated<br />

MCL-1 protein expression, whereas the expression of most of the other<br />

BCL-2 family members remained unchanged. 5.) Topotecan pretreatment<br />

weakly sensitized RCC cell lines towards ABT-263 induced apoptosis<br />

by synergistically activating the mitochondrial pathway of apoptosis.<br />

Conclusions. Inhibition of antiapoptotic BCL-2 family members by BCL-<br />

2 inhibitors like ABT-263 might be a promising new approach in terms<br />

of a “targeted therapy” in RCCs. Furthermore, a combination with other<br />

chemotherapeutic agents can obviously enhance their proapoptotic effects.<br />

SA-P-091<br />

Cadherin expression in different histological types of papillary<br />

renal cell carcinoma: a diagnostic tool<br />

C .L . Behnes1 , B . Hemmerlein1 , A . Strauss2 , H .-J . Radzun1 , F . Bremmer1 1 2 University of Göttingen, Institute of Pathology, University of Göttingen,<br />

Institute of Urology<br />

Aims. Cadherins constitute a family of transmembrane glycoproteins<br />

and include a variety of subtypes, of which E-cadherin has been widely<br />

studied. Functionally, the cadherins belong to the adhesion molecules<br />

and form cell-cell contacts. Furthermore they also play a role in the development<br />

of different organs and in tumorigenesis. The papillary renal<br />

cell carcinoma (RCC) is a rare tumor and is divided, based on histological<br />

criteria, into two subtypes, from which the type II papillary RCC<br />

do have a worse prognosis. There are no immunohistochemical markers<br />

for the distinction of these subtypes. Therefore we have examined<br />

the expression of four different cadherins in both subtypes of papillary<br />

RCC in or<strong>der</strong> to find any diagnostically relevant differences.<br />

Methods. The expression of N-, P-, E- und KSP-Cadherin was deternined<br />

in 22 papillary RCC of histological type I and 18 papillary RCC of<br />

histological type II (n=40). The intensity of membranous and cytoplasmic<br />

immunhistochemical staining was semiquantitativly evaluated by<br />

a score from 0 to 3. To compare the data for significant differences we<br />

used the Wilcoxon-Test.

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