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Breast Pathology Slide Seminar Case 4 Helenice Gobbi, MD, PhD Institute of Health Sciences Federal University of Triangulo Mineiro- Brazil I declare no relevant finantial relantioship Clinical History A 73-year-old woman presenting a


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Helenice Gobbi, MD, PhD Institute of Health Sciences Federal University of Triangulo Mineiro- Brazil

Breast Pathology Slide Seminar Case 4

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I declare no relevant finantial relantioship

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Clinical History

  • A 73-year-old woman presenting a large

ulcerated tumor on her right breast.

  • Eight years before, this patient had been

submitted to a skin biopsy of her right breast that revealed an atypical vascular lesion post-radiation therapy

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Previous Clinical History

  • She had been treated 12 years earlier for

invasive mammary carcinoma NST, on her right breast, and invasive lobular carcinoma

  • n the left breast.
  • She had undergone bilateral breast

conserving surgery followed by radiation therapy (Rxt).

  • She received tamoxifen for 5 years but no

chemotherapy.

  • There was no history of lymphedema in

both sides.

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Punch Skin biopsy - 4 years after RxT

Vascular proliferation present in superficial to mid dermis

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Skin biopsy

Composed

  • f

complex anastomosing and focally dilated vessels

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Skin biopsy

Chronic inflammatory infiltrate is present, but no evidence of endothelial multilayering, pleomorphism, nucleoli and mytoses

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Skin biopsy

Dissection of bundles of collagen was focally present

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Atypical Vascular Lesion

CD-31

The endothelial cells of vascular spaces were positive for CD-31

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Atypical Vascular Lesion

D2-40

Endothelial cells lining the vascular spaces were positive for D2-40

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Atypical Vascular Lesion- Immunohistochemistry for cMYC

cMYC

Endothelial cells were negative for cMYC

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Atypical Vascular Lesion

cMYC

FISH for cMYC showed no amplification

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Diagnosis of skin punch biopsy

  • Atypical Vascular Lesion, lymphatic

type (CD31+ and D2-40+)

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8 years after the skin biopsy, 12 years after radiation therapy

  • Large ulcerated breast tumor
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Cut surface: tumor infiltrating skin, dermis and subcutis

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Ulcerated breast tumor infiltrating dermis and subcutaneous

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Proliferation of cells in solid pattern and few areas of vascular spaces and blood lakes

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Dominant proliferation of spindle and epithelioid cells with frequent mitoses

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Proliferation of spindle and epithelioid cells in solid pattern and mitoses

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Vascular spaces and blood lakes

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Nuclear pleomorphism, mitoses, and extravazation

  • f red blood cells and hemosiderin
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CD 34 Endothelial cells lining the vascular spaces were positive for CD34

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CD 31

Epithelioid cells show strong and diffuse expression for CD 31

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cMYC Nuclear cMYC protein expression

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High level cMYC gene amplification (red) and CEP8: green

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Diagnosis of the breast tumor

  • High grade angiosarcoma, solid,

spindled and epithelioid cell type

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Comments

  • Vascular proliferations of the breast comprise a

spectrum of benign and malignant lesions

  • Atypical vascular lesions (AVL) and secondary

angiosarcomas (SAS) are considered part of a spectrum of radiation associated lesions in the breast

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Comments

  • Diagnosis of vascular lesions of the breast

may be a challenge in core needle biopsies and punch biopsies: sample not representative of entire lesion

  • Major challenge is to differentiate:

 AVL vs low-grade AS  High grade epithelioid and solid AS vs

  • ther malignancies
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Differential Diagnosis of AVL

  • Differential diagnosis: low grade AS, other

benign vascular proliferations (angiomatosis, lymphangiectasia and perilobular hemangioma), and PASH

  • Extension into subcutaneous fat or breast

parenchyma is not a feature of AVL in contrast to low grade angiosarcomas

  • Some cases may defy definitive categorization

Fragua-Guedes et al. Breast Cancer Res Treat 146: 347-54, 2014

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Clinical Course and Prognosis of AVL

  • Natural history and malignant potential of

AVL are unknown

  • Most patients have benign clinical course,

but some may recur and patients may develop new lesions

  • Progression to angiosarcoma is rare (< 1%
  • f reported cases)

Fragua-Guedes et al. Breast Cancer Res Treat 146: 347-54, 2014

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Differential Diagnosis of High Grade Epithelioid AS

  • Include: high grade carcinomas, metastatic melanoma,

epithelioid sarcomas and large cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma

  • AS: show variable expression of vascular markers :

CD31 (+++), CD34 (+), D2-40 (±) and carcinomas, melanomas and lymphomas are negative

  • Rare cases of AS are + for CK (AE1/AE3) and EMA
  • Melanocytic markers: HMB45, melan A, S-100 are

positive in melanomas and negative in AS

Fragua-Guedes et al. Breast Cancer Res Treat 132: 1081-8, 2012

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Ancillary studies in the Diagnosis of AVL and AS

Lesion Ki67 IHC markers Molecular studies AVL Low <10% Vascular type: CD31+, CD34+, D2-40 - Lymphatic type: CD31+, CD34±, D2-40+ Both types: cMYC - No cMYC and FLT4 amplification by FISH Primary AS Low grade: > 20% High grade: >50% CD31, FL1, ERG, FVIII, UEA + CK± cMYC ± Rare cMyC amplification and no FLT4 amplification by FISH Secondary AS Low grade: > 20% High grade: >50% CD31, FL1, ERG, FVIII, UEA + CK± , FLT4 ± cMYC +++ (diffuse) Frequent cMyC amplification and subset of FLT4 amplified cases by FISH Fragua-Guedes et al. Breast Cancer Res Treat 151: 131-140, 2015

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References

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Acknowledgements

Giuseppe Viale, MD Mauro Mastropasqua MD Conceição M. Fraga-Guedes, MD, PhD Helenice Gobbi, MD, PhD Rafael Malagoli Rocha, MSc., PhD Saudade André, MD