CRP-26
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CRP-
26
Contents
1
Clinical History
2
Gross Description:
3
Pathology
3.1
Case CRP-026 H&E
3.2
Case CRP-026 PASH
3.3
Case CRP-026 Silver
3.4
Case CRP-026 Trichrome
4
Microscopic Description:
4.1
Light Microscopy:
4.2
Immunofluorescence:
4.3
Electron Microscopy:
Clinical History
Gross Description:
Pathology
Case CRP-026 H&E
Case CRP-026 PASH
Case CRP-026 Silver
Case CRP-026 Trichrome
Microscopic Description, Immunofluorescence, and Electron Microscopy.
Microscopic Description:
Light Microscopy:
Immunofluorescence:
Electron Microscopy:
Diagnosis and Comments
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