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Fig. 1:Macroscopic and microscopic characteristics of each of the hereditary CRC syndromes. (A) Lynch syndrome (LS): this resection specimen shows a malignant tumour in the caecum and an otherwise unremarkable surrounding mucosa without polyps. MORE... Pathology. |
Pathology and genetics of hereditary colorectal cancer Fig. 1:Macroscopic and microscopic characteristics of each of the hereditary CRC syndromes. (A) Lynch syndrome (LS): this resection specimen shows a malignant tumour in the caecum and an otherwise unremarkable surrounding mucosa without polyps. (B) Histo... MORE |
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Forensic pathological evaluation of postmortem pulmonary CT high-density areas in serial autopsy cases of sudden cardiac death
Fig. 1:Postmortem pulmonary CT morphology and histology (HE, 40×). (a) Case 1: a 64-year-old man, found sitting facedown in an automobile; recurrent myocardial infarction; ca. 27 h postmortem at CT and autopsy. CT morphology: ground glass opacification i... MORE Forensic Science International. Michiue, Tomomi; Ishikawa, Takaki; Oritani, Shigeki; Kamikodai, Yasunobu; Tsuda, Kohei; Okazaki, Shuji; Maeda, Hitoshi.. Published October 10, 2013. Volume 232, Issue 1-3. Pages 199-205. © 2013.
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Pathology and Pathogenesis of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Figure 1:Pathology in the lungs, brain, and spleen. A: Lung tissue of a SARS autopsy showing severe damage, hyaline membrane formation, edema, fibrin exudation, and some i (H & E staining). Sample from a 50-year-old male SARS patient who d... MORE American Journal of Pathology, The. Gu, Jiang; Korteweg, Christine.. Published April 1, 2007. Volume 170, Issue 4. Pages 1136-1147. © 2007. |
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