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-[[File:RPGN - overview.png|thumb|Overview|262x262px]]'''Staining''': HE
+[[File:RPGN - overview.png|thumb|Overview|224x224px]]'''Staining''': HE
 '''Organ''': Kidney
-'''Description''':
+'''Description''':Almost all glomeruli in the slide contain some degree of fibrocellular tissue. Some glomeruli have this tissue in a half-moon-like formation called ''crescents''. The finding of crescents is associated with RPGN.
-Almost all glomeruli in the slide contain some degree of fibrocellular tissue. Some glomeruli have this tissue in a half-moon-like formation called ''crescents''. The finding of crescents is associated with RPGN.
+'''Diagnosis''': Rapidly progressing glomerulonephritis (RPGN)[[File:RPGN - glomerulus.png|thumb|(Mostly) normal glomerulus. The glomerular tuft occupies the whole Bowman’s space.|261x261px]]'''Causes''':
-'''Diagnosis''': Rapidly progressing glomerulonephritis (RPGN)[[File:RPGN - glomerulus.png|thumb|(Mostly) normal glomerulus. The glomerular tuft occupies mostly the whole Bowman’s space.|261x261px]]'''Causes''':
 # Goodpasture syndrome