A 30-year-old patient presents with headache and is found to have a mass located in the anterior right lateral ventricle on brain MRI. The mass appears to be well-defined, solid and cystic, and shows heterogenous contrast enhancement. A biopsy is performed, with H&E photomicrographs and immunostains shown. Tumor cells are additionally found to be non-reactive for an Olig2 immunostain. What is your diagnosis? A. Oligodendroglioma, CNS WHO grade 2 B. Ependymoma, CNS WHO Grade 2 C. Ganglioglioma, CNS WHO Grade 1 D. Central neurocytoma, CNS WHO Grade 2 Click here to view the answer | Images |