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See Latest ArticlesIntrathoracic glial implants in a child with gliomatosis peritonei
Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 09/10/09
Lipskar AM et al. – The pathophysiology of gliomatosis peritonei was originally thought to be the direct extrusion or lymphatic spread of glial cells from the associated teratoma, although it has been postulated that the glial implants may instead be the result of pluripotent Mullerian stem cells that undergo metaplasia.
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