Acta Neuropathologica: A case of COVID-19 in young people H3K27M mutant diffuse midline glial accompanied by a wide range of intracancerary microthrombosis.

Little is known about the effects of new coronavirus diseases on tumor biology associated with high coagulation and cerebrovascular accidentsMalignant tumors are closely related to high coagulation status, which varies according to age and tumor typeBrain tumors are associated with a high erstiny high level of thromboembolism in adults but are not related to childrenThe authors discuss the histopathological evidence of extensive blood vessel thrombosis in a young adult thysukal advanced gliomaOne older woman showed headaches, blurred vision and vomitingHer neurological examination did not find that the abnormal patient was diagnosed with a stress disorderIts head shows a huge (cm) upper thalamus lump causing obstructive hydrocephalusShe then lost compensation and underwent emergency ventricular drainageAfter surgery the skull and the show drainage tube were placed successfully but the tumor and ventricles were clearly bleeding transparently shiftedPatients who tested positive for a nasopharyngeal swab and exhibited typical related clotting diseases included no change in the time of elevated coagulation or activation of partial coagulationThe patient did not show respiratory symptoms chest and no signs of lung diseaseMethods: Tissue biopsies showed high-level glioma tumor cells showing high-level glioma tumor cells with high-notable tumor stakes showmultipleic bleeding, blood vessel thrombosis and fibrin deposition microthrombosis were confirmed by stainingTumors appeared to be substantive and blood vessel spagogic spouts insituated hybrid negativeFruit meaning: In the infection, the brain has a unique tendency to form thrombosis taking into account the adverse association between intratumor thrombosis and the overall prognosis of glioma In the case of a key problem that is related to the effects of clotting disease on tumor biology, immune microenvironment and clinical course of patientsThe authors' case raises the hypothesis that associated clotting disease may affect long-term tumor behavior and disease progression of cancer in an unrecognized wayOriginal source: End of original content presentation To determine whether the login is over.