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chapter 1, tier2, textual level
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ILLUSTRATIONS
parent chapter 2 (drawings)
Fig. c1t3D1: contribution of cell cultures to concept of fibrous histiocytoma;
Fig. c1t3D2: contribution of cell culture to concept of fibrous histiocytoma;
Fig. c2t3D3: pluripotent histiocyte as cell of origin;
Fig. c2t3D4: recognized and putative descendents of pluripotent histiocyte;
Fig. c2t3D5: interactions versus genetic relationships;
Fig. c2t3D6: interactions: histiocytes and fibroblasts;
Fig. c2t3D7: adventitial myxofibroblastoma; tumor cells;
Fig. c2t3D8: epithelioid islands and factor XIIIa histiocytes;
Fig. c2t3D9: cellular and myxoid patterns; blood vessels;
Fig. c3t3D10: epithelioid islands and S-100+ histiocytes;
Fig. c3t3D11: patterns of differentiation;
Fig. c3t3D12: fibrous patterns;
Fig. c3t3D13: blood vessels;
Fig. c3t3D14: optional stages in “connective tissue activation;”
Fig. c3t3D15: cytolysis and lytic defects;
Fig. c3t3R1: references which may or may not be included in Chapter 5, tier 2.
parent chapter 3 (photomicrographs)
Fig. c4t3P1, Fig. c4t3P2, Fig. c4t3P3: configuration, low magnification;
Fig. c4t3P4: basic cell types;
Fig. c4t3P5, Fig. c4t3P6, Fig. c4t3P7, Fig. c4t3P8, Fig. c4t3P9: variations in patterns;
Fig. c5t3P10, Fig. c5t3P11, Fig. c5t3P12, Fig. c5t3P13, Fig. c5t3P14, Fig. c5t3P15, Fig. c5t3P16: cell types, interrelationships among cells, and variations in patterns;
Fig. c7t3P17; Fig. c7t3P18, Fig. c7t3P19, Fig. c7t3P20, Fig. c7t3P21, Fig. c7t3P22, Fig. c7t3P23, Fig. c7t3P24, Fig. c7t3P25: myxoblasts;
Fig. c8t3P26, Fig. c8t3P27, Fig. c8t3P28, Fig. c8t3P29: sclerosing patterns;
Fig. c8t3P30, Fig. c7t3P31: vascular patterns;
Parent Chapter 4 (photomicrographs)
Fig. c8t3P32, Fig. c8t3P33, Fig. c8t3P34, Fig. c8t3P35, Fig. c8t3P36, Fig. c8t3P37, Fig. c8t3P38, Fig. c8t3P39, Fig. c8t3P40: variable patterns and cell types;
Fig. c9t3P41, Fig. c9t3P42, Fig. c9t3P43, Fig. c9t3P44, Fig. c9t3P45, Fig. c9t3P46, Fig. c9t3P47, Fig. c9t3P48, Fig. c9t3P49, Fig. c9t3P50: cell types and special stains;
Fig. c10t3P51, Fig. c10t3P52, Fig. c10t3P53, Fig. c10t3P54, Fig. c10t3P55: cell types and special stains.
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