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Reportability--Bladder: Please explain the reportability of UroVysion for bladder cancer in the following circumstances.

1. Patient has positive UroVysion test and follow up biopsy is negative. Is this case reportable with a diagnosis date the date of the UroVysion?

2. Patient has positive UroVysion test and follow up biopsy is positive for cancer. Is the diagnosis date of the date of the positive UroVysion or the date of the positive biopsy? Thank you.

Reportability--Bone: Are giant cell tumors (GCT) of the bone that metastasize to the lung reportable? See Discussion.

Reportability--Bone: Is an "atypical cartilaginous tumor" reportable? See Discussion.

Reportability--Brain and CNS: Are blood vessel tumors arising in CNS sites reportable? See Discussion.

Reportability--Brain and CNS: Are cavernous sinus meningiomas reportable? See Discussion.

Reportability--Brain and CNS: Are hemangioma, NOS (9120/0), cavernous hemangioma (9121/0) or venous hemangioma (9122/0) reportable when they arise in the brain or CNS?

Reportability--Brain and CNS: Are lipomas of the spinal column reportable as a benign tumor of the central nervous system (CNS)? This is seen occassionally at our pediatric facility.

Reportability--Brain and CNS: Are sphenoid wing meningiomas reportable? See discussion.

Reportability--Brain and CNS: Are the terms 'mass' and 'lesion' reportable terms for accessioning brain and CNS primaries? See Discussion.

Reportability--Brain and CNS: Are tuberous sclerosis cancers found in the brain reportable? See Discussion.