Shilpa Rao, T A Nufina, Harsha Sugur, Kirit Arumalla, B Indira Devi, Vani Santosh
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Spinal astroblastoma: a rare tumour in an unusual location.
Astroblastomas are central nervous system tumours with unknown cell of origin and clinical behaviour. These tumours occur most commonly in cerebral hemispheres with spinal astroblastomas being very rare. We report a case of spinal astroblastoma which harboured MN1 alteration.
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