Titlebook: Classification of Brain Tumours / Die Klassifikation der Hirntumoren; Report of the Intern K. J. Zülch,A. L. Woolf Conference proceedings 1

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Grading of Malignancy of Brain Tumoursd very fruitful advance. They had to take into consideration that in addition to the malignancy of growth there was also a clinical malignancy which in brain tumours more obviously than in any other tumours can differ from malignancy of growth.

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Some Remarks on the Spongioblastoma of the Brainime by . and later by ., in connection with an ependymoma-like tumour. The term “spongioblastoma unipolare” was not altogether satisfactory since the type of glioma to which . and . applied it consisted largely of bipolar cells. They sought however to make a distinction between this tumour and the s

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Morphological Problems of Brain Tumors with Mixed Cell Populationgical characteristics of the prevalent cell component. The existence has, however, long been recognized, in many cases, of a diversity in cell population which cannot reasonably be explained by a process of anaplastic degradation of the more differentiated glial elements. This discussion will be con

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Conference proceedings 1964contributions and discussions reported as far‘ as possible in a word-for-word manner, in the hope not only of providing out of the thoughts of the participants stimulation for further research, but also to indicate the atmosphere which prevailed during the symposium in which many completely opposed

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0065-1419 tains the contributions and discussions reported as far‘ as possible in a word-for-word manner, in the hope not only of providing out of the thoughts of the participants stimulation for further research, but also to indicate the atmosphere which prevailed during the symposium in which many completel

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On the Definition of the Polymorphous Oligodendrogliomars belonging to the oligodendroglioma group. In this we are following in the footsteps of . who observed groups of polymorphous astrocyte-like cells differing from the usual honeycomb-like architecture. He was inclined to regard these cells as degenerating or transitional.