Abstract

An incidental central nervous system tumor was found in a broiler breeder. The cellular mass was histologically similar to the normal pineal gland, but it was characterized by a decreased ratio of follicular/parafollicular cells, a relative increase in mitoses, a size three times greater than a normal pineal gland, and growth and expansion into adjacent cerebellar tissue. These characteristics warranted a diagnosis of pinealoma rather than pineal gland hyperplasia.

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