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, 16 June 2022Created page with "'''Staining''': Warthin-Starry stain '''Organ''': Gastric antrum '''Description''': Along the mucosa can we see small black dots, which are stained H. pylori bacteria. '''Diagnosis''': Helicobacter pylori infection '''Causes''': * Helicobacter pylori infection '''Theory''': This sample is taken by biopsy, which explains why the tissue sample is fragmented. The sample is taken from the pyloric antrum. H. pylori is famous for causing peptic ulcers in the stomach,..."
(Created page with "'''Staining''': Warthin-Starry stain '''Organ''': Gastric antrum '''Description''': Along the mucosa can we see small black dots, which are stained H. pylori bacteria. '''Diagnosis''': Helicobacter pylori infection '''Causes''': * Helicobacter pylori infection '''Theory''': This sample is taken by biopsy, which explains why the tissue sample is fragmented. The sample is taken from the pyloric antrum. H. pylori is famous for causing peptic ulcers in the stomach,...") |
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