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up a Page (to parent page

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next Page (to next page along current tier - 3tiers to this site: Home, textual tier, and pictorial tier (generally applicable to all sites with one exception.

Back a Page (spacial constraints as listed above but in opposite direction.

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Note: The reader has not reached the end of the frame for this chapter until he encounters a horizontally, rather than vertically, oriented navigation bar.

Buttons below provide access to Sections of a web site (MDMweb), but the navigation bars are mostly inoperative. If any of this material is of interest to a reader, then go to the web site. This was, and still is, part of another web site and there is too much work involved to just do away with it.

Fig. c20t3P51: The plump, rounded blue cells are “myxoblasts” (alcian blue stain).

Fig. c10t3P52: the plump, rounded red cells are “myxoblasts.”The mucinous changes are focal in a background that is fibrous and loosely cellular. In the fibrous portions the fibroblasts are triangular in outline. There are scattered hemosiderin deposits.

Fig. c10t3P53: small immunoreactive cells are among plump, tumor cells of a whorl. The matrix of a whorl generally is fiber-poor and mucinous (KP-1).

Fig. c10t3P54: Plump tumor cells are immunoreactive (alpha-1-anti-chymotrypsin). Histiocytes are more intensely stained.

Fig. c10t3P55: With a reticulum stain, individual cells are surrounded by reticular fibers; the reticular fibers are coarse. A whorl of cells is represented to the left of the center of the field.

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