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Created page with "'''Staining''': HE '''Organ''': Lung '''Description''': We can see some normal lung parenchyme that has been invaded by multiple foci. There is also a large tumor on the left of the slide. The cells of the tumor are very small, and the tumor forms no structure. Some areas show cell with nuclei that “mold” into each other. Many mitotic figures are visible. The chromatin of the tumor cells is granular, making it look like salt and pepper. '''Diagnosis''': Small..."
(Created page with "'''Staining''': HE '''Organ''': Lung '''Description''': We can see some normal lung parenchyme that has been invaded by multiple foci. There is also a large tumor on the left of the slide. The cells of the tumor are very small, and the tumor forms no structure. Some areas show cell with nuclei that “mold” into each other. Many mitotic figures are visible. The chromatin of the tumor cells is granular, making it look like salt and pepper. '''Diagnosis''': Small...")
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