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Case 1 - Erdheim Chester Disease IAP 2018 Jordan
Charles Eberhart MD PhD Professor of Pathology, Ophthalmology and Oncology Johns Hopkins University
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- 58-year-old male
- Waxing and waning periocular
headaches
- Swelling and blurred vision eventually
developed (L>R).
– Trace left afferent pupillary defect – Extraocular movements showed about 85% of elevation of the left eye – Slit-lamp examination was unremarkable
SLIDE 3 Clinical History Radiology Findings
masses
- Intracranial masses
- Pituitary, brainstem
- Retroperitoneum,
pericardium, periaortic soft tissue
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SLIDE 11 BRAF (V600E) (VE1) antibody
SLIDE 13 Erdheim-Chester Disease Clinical Findings
- Usually presents in adults
- Bilateral, symmetrical bone involvement
most characteristic finding
- Bone pain most frequent symptom
- Extraskeletal involvement>50% which may
lead to diabetes insipidus, neurologic symptoms, dyspnea, pericardial effusions, kidney and liver failure
SLIDE 14 Differential Diagnosis Clinical/Orbit
Adult Onset Xanthogranuloma Adult onset asthma and periocular xanthogranuloma Necrobiotic xanthogranuloma
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- BRAF (V600E) in 13/24 (54%) of cases of ECD,
11/29 (38%) of LCH
- Absent in the remainder of non-LCH lesions tested,
including Rosai-Dorfman disease, juvenile xanthogranuloma, histiocytic sarcoma, xanthoma disseminatum, interdigitating dendritic cell sarcoma, and necrobiotic xanthogranuloma
Blood 2012
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refractory ECD and BRAF (V600E) mutation
inhibitor vemurafenib
responded with a decrease in symptoms and disease burden
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1 month after starting vemurafenib
- Decreased size of brainstem lesion and mass effect
- Decreased size of orbital lesions
SLIDE 18 Acknowledgments
- Prem Subramanian M.D.
- Fausto Rogdriguez M.D.
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Case 2 - Intraocular Extension Of An IDH Mutant Glioblastoma
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Chief Complaint
42yo F with complicated PMH, presenting to JHH ED 7/17/16 for sudden vision loss in the right eye
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Past Medical History
Left frontal anaplastic astrocytoma, WHO Grade III Diagnosed June 2011 Tx: resection + adjuvant temozolomide Progression noted May 2015 Tx: surgical resection + Gliadel wafers + Rad (4,500 cGy) + temozolomide Bx: Glioblastoma, IDH1 mutant
SLIDE 22 Past Medical History – cont’d
Feb 2016: MRI showing likely recurrence with extension into the corpus collosum– no surgical intervention Started on MEDI4736 (PD-1 Inhibitor) and Avastin infusions
T1 post-contrast
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SLIDE 25 MRI Brain + Orbits; MRA Head
Interval progression of disease involving the left frontal and left temporal lobes, as well as the left of midline corpus callosum and adjacent parietal lobe as described above Patent intracranial vasculature Increased T2 hyperintensity of the right optic nerve . There is mild asymmetrically increased enhancement of the optic nerve sheath on the right.
T2 FLAIR T1 post-Gad
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Baseline comparison 4/28/2016
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Next step?
7/22/16: Pars plana vitrectomy with biopsy Cultures – coagulase negative staph (two different strains) Cytopathology…
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Vitrectomy Specimen
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GFAP OLIG2
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P53 ki67
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IDH1 (R132H) ATRX
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Thank You!