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- What microbial agent is responsible for the changs
- Which special staining can demonstrate the agent
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- Why is the lesion often called pseudomalignant
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- What cause this condition
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- What happens in the proximity of the capillary wall
- How do you call the fragmentation of the neutrophils alao presented there
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- What leads to the formation if the microscopically characteristic “ spanish collar”
- What secondary change can you see in the lumen of the occluded artery
- What complication may occur as a consequence of progression
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- What is the most important feature of the gland/duct (like) component in slide no 5 ?
- Which are the two histological types of this conditiom
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- Which special type of cell can sometimes be found in this condition
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