Clinic-morphologic features of the growth and recurrence of neuroepithelial tumors contaminated with herpes simplex virus 20

Abstract

A clinical flow of neuroepitelial tumors quite often can be similar with herpetic encephalitis. Such processes proceed like productive inflammation. Thus, the cause could initialize a proliferated cellular reaction. The same process can take place in a herpes simplex virus-contaminated tumor, when herpes simplex virus is in the latent state. The main stage of the cancerogenesis of neuroepitelial tumors is the immortalization of the cells as well as the angiogenesis which could be stimulated by herpes simplex virus.