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Central Nervous System - Pathology

Pathology chapter on central nervous system data as part of the pathology user guide version 5.1.1

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Central Nervous System- Pathology table

This is the site specific section for additional central nervous system cancer specific data items to be recorded. These will be aligned within the schema to form a single report. 

May be up to one occurrence per pathology report (0..1)

Start of repeating item - Molecular Diagnostics Code

Central Nervous System - Pathology table

Data Item No

Data Item Name

Format

Schema Specification (M/R/O/P)

pBA3070

Molecular Diagnostics Code

an2

R*

End of repeating item - Molecular Diagnostics Code

Start of repeating item - Immunohistochemistry Hormone Expression Type

Central Nervous System - Pathology table

Data Item No

Data Item Name

Format

Schema Specification (M/R/O/P)

pBA3150

Immunohistochemistry Hormone Expression Type

an1

R*

End of repeating item - Immunohistochemistry Hormone Expression Type


Central Nervous System- Pathology data items

Molecular Diagnostics Code

Chromosomal or genetic markers associated with the brain tumour. This may involve selection of more than one value for each tumour, as it is a repeating data item.

This table was extensively discussed by the Brain CNS expert group and has been based on the 2016 WHO categories for Molecular Diagnostic Markers.

Molecular Diagnosis Code table

National Code

National code definition

06

Evidence of ALK rearrangement

07

Evidence of native ALK

08

Evidence of ATRX mutation

09

Evidence of wt ATRX

10

Evidence of BRAF V600E mutation

11

Evidence of wt BRAF

12

Evidence of KIAA1549-BRAF fusion

13

Evidence of BRAF/RAF1 mutations, or fusions involving genes other than KIAA1549

14

Evidence of C11orf95-RELA fusion

15

Evidence of native C11orf95 and RELA

16

Evidence of amplification or fusion of C19MC locus (chr.19q13.42)

17

Evidence of unaltered C19MC locus (chr.19q13.42)

18

Evidence of CDK4/6 amplification

19

Evidence of CDK4/6 normal copy number

20

Evidence of CDKN2A locus homozygous deletion

21

Evidence of CDKN2A locus normal copy number

22

Evidence of CCND1/2/3 amplification

23

Evidence of CCND1/2/3 normal copy number

24

Evidence of CTNNB1 mutation

25

Evidence of wt CTNNB1

26

Evidence of amplification of EGFR

27

Evidence of mutation / rearrangement of EGFR

28

Evidence of unaltered EGFR

29

Evidence of EWSR1-FLI1 fusion

30

Evidence of native EWSR1 and FLI1

31

Evidence of FGFR1 mutation / rearrangement / fusion

32

Evidence of unaltered FGFR1

33

Evidence of H3F3A/H3F3B (H3.3) K27M mutation

34

Evidence of H3F3A/H3F3B (H3.3) wt K27

35

Evidence of H3F3A/H3F3B (H3.3) G34R/V mutation

36

Evidence of H3F3A/H3F3B (H3.3) wt G34

37

Evidence of HIST1H3B K27M mutation

38

Evidence of HIST1H3B wt K27

39

Evidence of HIST1H3C K27M mutation

40

Evidence of HIST1H3C wt K27

41

Evidence of ID2 amplification

42

Evidence of ID2 normal copy number

43

IDH1 (codon 132) or IDH2 (codon 172) mutation identified

44

IDH1 (codon 132) and IDH2 (codon 172) wt confirmed

45

Evidence of KLF4 K409Q and TRAF7 mutations

46

Evidence of wt KLF4 and TRAF7

47

Evidence of MAP2K1 mutation

48

Evidence of wt MAP2K1

49

Evidence of MET amplification

50

Evidence of MET normal copy number

51

Evidence of significant MGMT promoter methylation

52

Evidence of unmethylated MGMT promoter

53

Evidence of MYC/MYCN amplification

54

Evidence of MYC/MYCN normal copy number

55

Evidence of NF1 biallelic loss / mutation

56

Evidence of unaltered NF1

57

Evidence of NF2 biallelic loss / mutation

58

Evidence of unaltered NF2

59

Evidence of NKTR fusions

60

Evidence of native NKTR

61

Evidence of PTEN biallelic loss / mutation

62

Evidence of unaltered PTEN

63

Evidence of SDHB or SDHD mutation

64

Evidence of wt SDHB and SDHD

65

Evidence of SHH pathway activation

66

Evidence of normal SHH pathway

67

Evidence of inactivation of SMARCB1 (INI1)

68

Evidence of wt SMARCB1 (INI1)

69

Evidence of inactivation of SMARCA4

70

Evidence of wt SMARCA4

71

Evidence of TERT promotor mutation

72

Evidence of wt TERT promotor

73

Evidence of TP53 mutation

74

Evidence of wt TP53

75

Evidence of TSC1 or TSC2 mutation

76

Evidence of wt TSC1 and TSC2

77

Evidence of VHL mutation

78

Evidence of wt VHL gene

79

Evidence of WNT pathway activation

80

Evidence of normal WNT pathway

81

Evidence of WWTR1-CAMTA1 fusion

82

Evidence of native WWTR1 and CAMTA1

83

Evidence of codeletion of chr.1p and chr.19q

84

Evidence of total chr.1p loss but normal copy number of chr.19q

85

Evidence of normal copy number of both chr.1p and chr.19q

86

Evidence of monosomy chr.6

87

Evidence of chr.6 normal copy number

88

Evidence of polysomy chr.7

89

Evidence of chr.7 normal copy number

90

Evidence of loss of chr.10 or chr.10q

91

Evidence of chr.10 normal copy number

92

Evidence of loss of chr.22 or chr.22q

93

Evidence of chr.22 or chr.22q normal copy number

98

Other

99

Not Known (Not Recorded)

Immunohistochemistry Hormone Expression Type

Hormone expression by immunohistochemistry, for pituitary adenomas only. This may involve selection of more than one value, as it is a repeating data item.

Immunohistochemistry Hormone Expression Type table

National Code

National code definition

1

ACTH

2

LH

3

FSH

4

Alpha-subunit

5

TSH

6

Prolactin

7

Growth Hormone

Note:

  • ‘0 – Non functioning’ has been removed from the above table on the advice of subject matter experts (SMEs)

Last edited: 20 November 2024 10:43 am