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(Created page with "'''Staining''': HE '''Organ''': Testis '''Description''': Two tumors are present on the slide. The teratoma takes up most of the slide. It shows widespread necrosis. Tissues from multiple germ layers are visible, which confirms that it’s a teratoma. The embryonal carcinoma is in the lower right corner. These tumor cells show severe atypia. Necrosis is visible here as well. '''Diagnosis''': Mixed germ cell tumor with teratoma and embryonal carcinoma '''Risk facto...")
 
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'''Staining''': HE
[[File:Mixed germ cell tumour - overview.png|thumb|Overview. Most of the slide is teratoma.]]'''Staining''': HE


'''Organ''': Testis
'''Organ''': Testis
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[[File:Mixed germ cell tumour - overview.png|center|thumb|Overview. Most of the slide is teratoma.]]
[[File:Mixed germ cell tumour - lower magnification.png|thumb|From the circulated area. Cartilage and smooth muscle arise from the mesoderm, while ductal epithelium arise from the endoderm, showing that this is a teratoma.|left]]
[[File:Mixed germ cell tumour - lower magnification.png|center|thumb|From the circulated area. Cartilage and smooth muscle arise from the mesoderm, while ductal epithelium arise from the endoderm, showing that this is a teratoma.]]
[[File:Mixed germ cell tumour - higher magnification.png|thumb|From the embryonal carcinoma. The tumor cells show severe atypia.]]
[[File:Mixed germ cell tumour - higher magnification.png|center|thumb|From the embryonal carcinoma. The tumor cells show severe atypia.]]
[[Category:Pathology 2 - Histopathology slides]]
[[Category:Pathology 2 - Histopathology slides]]