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Created page with "'''Staining''': HE '''Organ''': Heart '''Description''': We see two pieces of heart tissue. The piece in the upper right corner is from a healthy heart, while the piece in the lower left corner is from a diseased heart. Comparing the two pieces, we can see that the diseased heart tissue has: * Lipofuscin in the cells * Enlarged nuclei * Interstitial fibrosis (pale morphology that differs from the rest of the myocardium) '''Diagnosis''': Hypertrophic cardiac muscle..."
(Created page with "'''Staining''': HE '''Organ''': Heart '''Description''': We see two pieces of heart tissue. The piece in the upper right corner is from a healthy heart, while the piece in the lower left corner is from a diseased heart. Comparing the two pieces, we can see that the diseased heart tissue has: * Lipofuscin in the cells * Enlarged nuclei * Interstitial fibrosis (pale morphology that differs from the rest of the myocardium) '''Diagnosis''': Hypertrophic cardiac muscle...")
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