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Histopathology of rhinophyma – a clinical‐histopathologic correlation
Journal of Cutaneous Pathology, 2015BackgroundWhereas early rhinophyma is histopathologically thought to resemble fully developed rosacea, a fibromatous variant has previously been described for severe rhinophyma. In terms of clinical characteristics, recently a new Rhinophyma Severity Index (RHISI) was introduced.MethodsWe studied 24 patients who had been treated with wide shave ...
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2016
The detection of fungal elements and their characterization in patient specimens provides fundamental information. On histological sections fungi are most frequently seen on skin or mucosal surfaces or as mycotic thrombi or emboli that can occlude both arteries and veins in surgical specimen from immunocompromised patients or tissues obtained from ...
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The detection of fungal elements and their characterization in patient specimens provides fundamental information. On histological sections fungi are most frequently seen on skin or mucosal surfaces or as mycotic thrombi or emboli that can occlude both arteries and veins in surgical specimen from immunocompromised patients or tissues obtained from ...
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2017
Histopathology first asks: what is histopathology? It then looks at fixation and specimen handling. Topics covered include data recording and histopathology dissection, routine staining, special stains, artefacts, and Mohs procedures. The text moves on to examine immunocytochemical techniques and analytical immunocytochemistry. Next,
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Histopathology first asks: what is histopathology? It then looks at fixation and specimen handling. Topics covered include data recording and histopathology dissection, routine staining, special stains, artefacts, and Mohs procedures. The text moves on to examine immunocytochemical techniques and analytical immunocytochemistry. Next,
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