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Created page with "'''Staining''': Prussian blue '''Organ''': Lung '''Description''': The slide is filled with brown-blue-blackish pigments. The pigments are found especially in the alveoli. '''Diagnosis''': Brown induration of the lung '''Causes''': * Severe congestive left ventricle failure due to mitral stenosis due to rheumatic fever '''Theory''': Prussian blue is a staining that stains iron blue and is used for detection of iron. The word “induration” means hardening. In..."
(Created page with "'''Staining''': Prussian blue '''Organ''': Lung '''Description''': The slide is filled with brown-blue-blackish pigments. The pigments are found especially in the alveoli. '''Diagnosis''': Brown induration of the lung '''Causes''': * Severe congestive left ventricle failure due to mitral stenosis due to rheumatic fever '''Theory''': Prussian blue is a staining that stains iron blue and is used for detection of iron. The word “induration” means hardening. In...")
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