Adamantinoma-like Ewing sarcoma(ALES)is a rare variant of Ewing sarcoma that predominantly occurs in the head and neck region,characterized by epithelial differentiation and overlapping morphology with other small rou...Adamantinoma-like Ewing sarcoma(ALES)is a rare variant of Ewing sarcoma that predominantly occurs in the head and neck region,characterized by epithelial differentiation and overlapping morphology with other small round cell tumors.We present three cases of head and neck ALES(two in the parotid gland and one in the nasal cavity)in patients aged 23-42 years.Histologically,the tumors exhibited a spectrum of features,including small round blue cells and basaloid squamous morphologies.Immunohistochemically,the tumor cells variably expressed CKpan,p63,CD99,NKX2.2,FLI1,CD56,and Syn.The Ki-67 proliferation index ranged widely from 15%to 90%.Notably,one case initially misdiagnosed as squamous cell carcinoma harbored a canonical EWSR1::FLI1 fusion.Crucially,we report the first case of ALES had a negative EWSR1 rearrangement but a somatic NF1 mutation,expanding the molecular spectrum of this entity.Our findings underscore the diagnostic challenge of ALES and highlight the necessity of comprehensive molecular profiling,including next-generation sequencing,for accurate diagnosis and the identification of potential therapeutic targets,particularly in genetically atypical cases.展开更多
Real-time assessment of slope reinforcements to diagnose their state in all stages of service life is imperative for prompt evaluation of slope stability and establishing an efficient early warning(EW)system.Many poin...Real-time assessment of slope reinforcements to diagnose their state in all stages of service life is imperative for prompt evaluation of slope stability and establishing an efficient early warning(EW)system.Many point-based monitoring instruments have been used in the last few decades.However,these sensors suffer from a particular risk of detection failures and practical limitations.Fibre-optic sensing(FOS)technologies have been developed,tested,and validated across various geoengineering applications,including slope monitoring,as they offer exceptional advantages,such as high data-carrying capacity,precise mapping of physical parameters,durability,and immunity to electromagnetic interference.The deformation of rock/soil causes the deformation and fracture of reinforcement materials,which are subsequently transferred to the encapsulated fibre-optic(FO)sensors,providing valuable information on reinforcements'safety state and performance for early failure detection.This paper is devoted to critically analysing the application of cutting-edge FOS technologies for slope reinforcement monitoring.Firstly,a concise overview of the fundamental principles underlying discrete and distributed FOS methods is provided.The key considerations for selecting FO cables and the appropriate packaging techniques necessary to withstand the challenges posed by complex geological environments are also summarised.We delve into the details of three distinct cable installation techniques within slope reinforcement components:surface bonding,slot embedment,and clamping.The recent advancements in FOS methods for monitoring slope reinforcements such as rock bolts,soil nails,anti-slide piles,geosynthetics,and retaining walls are extensively reviewed.The paper addresses this novel sensing technique's challenges and comprehensively explores its prospects.This review is anticipated to be a valuable resource for geoengineers and researchers involved in slope monitoring through FOS technology,offering insightful perspectives and guidance.展开更多
文摘Adamantinoma-like Ewing sarcoma(ALES)is a rare variant of Ewing sarcoma that predominantly occurs in the head and neck region,characterized by epithelial differentiation and overlapping morphology with other small round cell tumors.We present three cases of head and neck ALES(two in the parotid gland and one in the nasal cavity)in patients aged 23-42 years.Histologically,the tumors exhibited a spectrum of features,including small round blue cells and basaloid squamous morphologies.Immunohistochemically,the tumor cells variably expressed CKpan,p63,CD99,NKX2.2,FLI1,CD56,and Syn.The Ki-67 proliferation index ranged widely from 15%to 90%.Notably,one case initially misdiagnosed as squamous cell carcinoma harbored a canonical EWSR1::FLI1 fusion.Crucially,we report the first case of ALES had a negative EWSR1 rearrangement but a somatic NF1 mutation,expanding the molecular spectrum of this entity.Our findings underscore the diagnostic challenge of ALES and highlight the necessity of comprehensive molecular profiling,including next-generation sequencing,for accurate diagnosis and the identification of potential therapeutic targets,particularly in genetically atypical cases.
基金funding support from JSPS KAKENHI(Grant Nos.21H01593 and 21K18794)through Tetsuya KogureThis work was also partially supported by the Sasakawa Scientific Research Grant(2023e2026)from the Japan Science Society(JSS)through Ashis Acharya.
文摘Real-time assessment of slope reinforcements to diagnose their state in all stages of service life is imperative for prompt evaluation of slope stability and establishing an efficient early warning(EW)system.Many point-based monitoring instruments have been used in the last few decades.However,these sensors suffer from a particular risk of detection failures and practical limitations.Fibre-optic sensing(FOS)technologies have been developed,tested,and validated across various geoengineering applications,including slope monitoring,as they offer exceptional advantages,such as high data-carrying capacity,precise mapping of physical parameters,durability,and immunity to electromagnetic interference.The deformation of rock/soil causes the deformation and fracture of reinforcement materials,which are subsequently transferred to the encapsulated fibre-optic(FO)sensors,providing valuable information on reinforcements'safety state and performance for early failure detection.This paper is devoted to critically analysing the application of cutting-edge FOS technologies for slope reinforcement monitoring.Firstly,a concise overview of the fundamental principles underlying discrete and distributed FOS methods is provided.The key considerations for selecting FO cables and the appropriate packaging techniques necessary to withstand the challenges posed by complex geological environments are also summarised.We delve into the details of three distinct cable installation techniques within slope reinforcement components:surface bonding,slot embedment,and clamping.The recent advancements in FOS methods for monitoring slope reinforcements such as rock bolts,soil nails,anti-slide piles,geosynthetics,and retaining walls are extensively reviewed.The paper addresses this novel sensing technique's challenges and comprehensively explores its prospects.This review is anticipated to be a valuable resource for geoengineers and researchers involved in slope monitoring through FOS technology,offering insightful perspectives and guidance.
