C. Thompson - DermPath Update 2010

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DermPath Update Curtis T. Thompson, M.D. Associated Adjunct Professor Department of Dermatology Oregon Health Sciences University Portland, Oregon

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  • DermPath Update

    Curtis T. Thompson, M.D.

    Associated Adjunct Professor

    Department of Dermatology

    Oregon Health Sciences University

    Portland, Oregon

    Thanks. Last lecture before adjourning to beautiful weather. Dont want to batter with slides but give you a fairly concise update of advances in dermpath. Mostly molecular but there are some that are relevant to clinical dermatologists, especially those reading the so-called bread and butter themselves.

  • Melanocytic Neoplasms

    Nevus vs MelanomaStagingSentinel lymph nodeDesmoplastic MM
  • Nevus versus Melanoma

    H&EProtein (Immunohistochemistry)DNA (Karyotypes)DNA probes (FISH)DNA probes fancy (CGH)Protein (Immunohistochemistry)H&E
  • Nevus versus Melanoma

    DNA AlterationTagged DNA probesFluoresence in-situ hybridization (FISH)Comparative Genomic Hybridization (CGH)
  • Fluorescence in-situ hybridization (FISH)

  • FISH

  • Comparative Genomic Hybridization (CGH)

  • Comparative Genomic Hybridization (CGH)

  • Array CGH

  • Array CGH

  • CGHNevus vs Melanoma

  • Spitzs nevus vs Melanoma

  • Spitzs nevus vs Melanoma

    Spitz--Chromosome arm 11p gain or normalMelanomaMore alterations
  • Spitzs nevus vs Melanoma--CGH

    Clinical Problem--CGH takes too long
  • Nevus versus Melanoma

  • FISH Nevus vs Melanoma

    Four areas of interestChromosome 6p256 centromere6q2311q13
  • Protein (Antigen/antibody IHC)

  • Overexpression of Protein in MM

    Kashani-Sabet et al.5 Markers identified on gene expression dataSpitz, MM in nevus, dysplastic nevus, misdiagnosed nevi.Specificity 95%Sensitivity 91%JURY IS OUT BUT HAS POTENTIAL TO REPLACE FISH WHICH IS EXPENSIVE AND TECHNICALLY DIFFICULT.
  • Nevus versus Melanoma

    H&EProtein (Immunohistochemistry)DNA (Karyotypes)DNA probes (FISH)DNA probes fancy (CGH)Protein (Immunohistochemistry)H&E
  • H&E?

  • Melanoma Staging

    Good bye to Clarks levelsHello to mitotic figuresBalch et al. Final Version of 2009 AJCC Melanoma Staging and Classification. J Clin Oncol 23:4799v1, 2009.
  • Mitotic Figures

    5X 40x fields is 1mm2Count the most active areasCount only dermal melanocytesBe careful of counting lymphocytes and other cells.Antiphosphohistone HC (Immunohistochemistry)Casper D et al. Use of Anti-phosphohistone H3 Immunohistochemistry to Determine Mitotic Rate in Thin Melanoma, Am J Dermatopathol, In press, 2010.
  • Mitotic Figures

    Antiphosphohistone HC (Immunohistochemistry)Casper D et al. Use of Anti-phosphohistone H3 Immunohistochemistry to Determine Mitotic Rate in Thin Melanoma, Am J Dermatopathol, In press, 2010.
  • Antiphosphohistone--Mitotic Figures

  • Sentinel Lymph Node

    Jury still out on utilityInterferon or not0.75? 1.00mm? Stage 1b?Kanzler MH, Sentinel node biopsy and standard of care for melanoma: A re-evaluation of the evidence. JAAD 62(5):880-882, 2010.
  • Desmoplastic MM

    Not as bad of an actorDiscovered later (>Breslow)Soares de Almeida L et al. Desmoplastic malignant melanoma: a clinicopathologic analysis of 113 cases. Am J Dermatopathol 30(3):207-215, 2008.
  • Proliferative RateKi-67 IHC

  • Proliferative RateKi-67 IHC

    Seborrheic keratosis versus SCCISNevus vs MelanomaTrichoepithelioma/trichoblastoma vs BCCTadashi T. Pigmented Bowen disease arising in pigmented reticulated seborrheic keratosis. Int J Clin Oncology, In press, 2010.
  • Alopecia

    Cytokeratin 15 (Stem cell in bulge)decreased in cicatricial processesPozdnyakova O. Involvement of the bulge region in primary scarring alopecia, J Cutaneous Pathology 35:922-925. 2008.
  • Cytokeratin 15

    Stem cell
  • Alopecia

    Will loss of Cytokeratin 15 in cicatricial (primary scarring) alopecia have prognostic significance?
  • Nail

    OnychomatricomaCentrifuging nail specimenOrienting specimen
  • Nail

  • Onychomatricoma

    Nail matrix?tumor or reactiveEpithelial and stromal componentsDistinguish from fibroma/angiofibroma
  • Onychomatricoma

  • Nail

  • Centrifuging nail specimen

    Takiguchi R et al. Centrifuging nail specimen debris increased sensitivity of fungus detection. Abstract. American Society of Dermatopathology, Chicago, IL October 1, 2009.
  • Nail Bed/Matrix Biopsy Processing

  • Nail Bed/Matrix Biopsy Processing

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  • IdeaOrientation of Tissue

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    Tissue

  • Nail Bed/Matrix Biopsy Processing

  • Nail Bed/Matrix Biopsy Processing

    Tissue on

    Paper guide

  • Nail Bed/Matrix Biopsy Processing

  • Nail Bed/Matrix Biopsy Processing

  • Nail Bed/Matrix Biopsy Processing

    Cassette

    Tissue on

    Paper Digit

  • Nail Bed/Matrix Biopsy Processing

    Cover with sponge
    to hold in place

    Cassette

    Tissue on

    Paper Digit

    Sponge

    Medial

    Lateral

  • Nail Bed/Matrix Biopsy Processing

    Submit in an excess of

    10% fresh formaldehyde

    Medial

    Lateral

  • Onychomycosis Diagnostics

    Sampling is an issueSubungal debris is better than nail plate for sampling.

    Chang A et al. A modified approach to the histologic diagnosis of onychomycosis. JAAD 57:849-53, 2007.

  • Nail Fungus Diagnostics
    Centrifuging Debris

    Sample is reduced in volume in a large volume centrifuge.Pellet moved to Cytospin (Fisher HealthCare) centrifuge.Debris is centrifuged directly onto a glass slide.
  • Cytospin

  • Cytospin

  • Cytospin

  • Study204 Cases

    132 cases positive on initial nail PAS52 cases centrifuged after negative nail PAS18 cases positive on centrifugeTotal 150 positive casesnail and centrifuge
  • Study204 Cases

    Sensitivity increased 65% to 74% with nail centrifuge.20 cases (10%) centrifuge not performed, usually because nail was submitted dry.
  • ConclusionCentrifuge of Nail Debris

    Positive cases--increased 9% from 73% to 82% with centrifuge.Negative centrifuge cases often associated with bacteria (45%)Clinicians should consider submitting nail debris in a cytoprep solution rather than nail plate.
  • AFX vs other

    p63AFX--CD10, p63 and CD99

    Kanner W et al. CD10, p63 and CD99 expression in the differential diagnosis of atypical fibroxanthoma, spindle cell squamous cell carcinoma and desmoplastic melanoma. J Cutaneous Pathol 37:744-750, 2010.

  • Merkel

    PolyomavirusNeurofilament dot
  • Merkel

  • Merkel

  • Merkel

  • Merkel--Polyomavirus

    Viral large T antigen gene (replication)Can send clinical samples for analysis (Memorial Sloan Kettering)
  • Merkel Diagnostics

    Neurofilament dotMcCalmont T. Paranuclear dots of neurofilament reliably identify Merkel cell carcinoma J Cutaneous Pathol 37:821, 2010.
  • Merkel Diagnostics

    Cytokeratin 20+ (CK7-)Synaptophysin+Chromogranin+
  • Merkel Diagnostics

    Neurofilament dotUseful in cases in which cytokeratin is nonspecific (no perinuclear dot)
  • Infectious

    HPV SubtypingUse probes from cervical studiesUsually patient requestsSubtypingHigh-riskLow-riskWide Screen
  • Infectious

    SyphilisImmunohistochemistryReplaces Warthin-Starry
  • Autoimmune

  • Autoimmune

    C3d Antigen/Antibody--ImmunohistochemistryBullous pemphigoid Pemphigus vulgaris.
  • C3d AntibodyBullous Pemphigoid

  • C3d AntibodyPemphigus Vulgaris

  • C3d Antibody

    Formalin-fixed TissueNo Michels!

    Pfaltz K et al. C3d immunohistochemistry on formalin-fixed tissue is a valuable tool in the diagnosis of bullous pemphigoid of the skin. J Cutaneous Pathol 37:654-8, 2009.

  • Lymphoma

    ClassificationClonalityIn-situ Hybridization for kappa/lambda
  • Classification

    WHO-EORTC Classification. GET INFO FROM TEACHING CASESubcutaneousBadGood
  • Flow Cytometry

    Can be a great diagnostic tool for cellular infiltratesCan test more antigens/antibodies.Wu et al. Contribution of flow cytometry in the diagnosis of cutaneous lymphoid lesions. Journal of Investigative Dermatology 121: 1522-30, 2003.
  • Lymphoma

    ClonalityGene rearrangement on two remote anatomic siteslook for same clone.Helps with MF patient who have rash vs MF.Thurber S et al. T-cell clonality analysis in biopsy specimens from two different skin sites shows high specificity in the diagnosis of patients with suggested mycosis fungoides. JAAD 57:782-90, 2007.
  • Kappa/lambda Light In-situ Hybridization

    ClonalityB-cells/plasma cells
  • Thank you!

    Brandon StokesRodd TakiguchiPhoebe RichJanet Roberts