VPP-0045
QUESTION
“Varocay bodies” are seen in?
OPTIONS
(A) Meningioma
(B) Schwannoma
(C) Neuroblastoma
(D) Glioma
ANSWER
(B) Schwannoma
EXPLANATION
Verocay bodies are characteristic microscopic structures of schwannoma and consist of palisading Schwann-cell nuclei arranged around anuclear zones, forming the classic Antoni A pattern. Meningioma, neuroblastoma, and glioma do not characteristically contain Verocay bodies. Thus, option B is correct.