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neurinoma Path.|njʊərɪˈnəʊmə|
Pl. -omas, -omata.
[mod.L. (J. Verocay 1910, in Beitr. z. path. Anat. u. z. allgem. Path. XLVIII. 65), f. neur- + ino- + -oma.]
= neurilemoma, neurilemmoma.
1913in Stedman Med. Dict. (ed. 2) 600/1. 1917 H. Cushing Tumors of Nervus Acusticus vii. 195 Though the term ‘fibrosarcoma’ predominates, other terms, which have been met with in cases which appear to be unquestionably acoustic tumors, are as follows: steatoma of the older writers,..neurinoma (Verocay), fibroblastoma (Borst). 1928W. G. MacCallum Text-Bk. Path. (ed. 4) liv. 966 Such neurinomata occur only in peripheral nerves in which there are the sheath cells of Schwann. Of this character is the so-called acusticus tumor which is a neurinoma (formerly called neurofibroma). 1932W. Penfield Cytol. & Cellular Path. Nervous Syst. III. xix. 968 These tumors contain long slender fibers of even caliber which tend to be arranged in parallel sheaves. Verocay (1910) considered these fibers to be nerve fibers and the type cell to be the sheath of Schwann cell... He therefore suggested the term neurinoma, meaning nerve fiber tumor. 1935Amer. Jrnl. Cancer XXIV. 751 It is proposed..to limit the discussion to that specific encapsulated tumor composed of highly differentiated tissues which is so characteristic of the nerve sheath within which it develops... Neurinoma is the term most widely used,..but there is the insuperable objection to it that it means ‘nerve fiber tumor’. Whatever else.. all authorities are convinced that this is not a nerve fiber tumor but a nerve sheath tumor. 1948A. Brodal Neurological Anat. vii. 240 Likewise it may happen that patients affected with a neurinoma of the VIIIth nerve tell a story of their sufferings starting with a pain situated deep in the ear. 1961R. D. Baker Essent. Path. xx. 554 Neurinomas (neurilemmomas) of the skin are rare. |