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A in this section shows many tumor cells that are negative or express only punctate staining. E: Immunoreactivity for tyrosine hydroxylase is often focally present in carotid body paragangliomas considered biochemically nonfunctional on the basis of serum or plasma assays for catecholamine metabolites. F More about this image found in CAROTID BODY PARAGANGLIOMA A: Tumor tissue in most parts of the tumor (sam...

A in this section shows many tumor cells that are negative or express only punctate staining. E: Immunoreactivity for tyrosine hydroxylase is often focally present in carotid body paragangliomas considered biochemically nonfunctional on the basis of serum or plasma assays for catecholamine metabolites. F More about this image found in CAROTID BODY PARAGANGLIOMA A: Tumor tissue in most parts of the tumor (sam...

SYPHILIS Figure 18-3 SYPHILIS Pronounced and deep plasma cell infiltration. More about this image found in SYPHILIS Pronounced and deep plasma cell infiltration.

SECONDARY SYPHILIS OF SKIN Figure 18-6 SECONDARY SYPHILIS OF SKIN Lichenoid inflammation with prominent plasma cells. More about this image found in SECONDARY SYPHILIS OF SKIN Lichenoid inflammation with prominent plasma ce...

ENTERIC MICROSPORIDIOSIS Figure 22-14 ENTERIC MICROSPORIDIOSIS Prominent increase in lamina propria plasma cells, scattered intraepithelial lymphocytes, and surface epithelial disarray. Note the foci of granular supranuclear enterocyte cytoplasm (at top) due to the presence of microsporidian More about this image found in ENTERIC MICROSPORIDIOSIS Prominent increase in lamina propria plasma cells...

RECTAL SYPHILIS Figure 18-5 RECTAL SYPHILIS A: Early crypt drop-out and architectural distortion, with striking lamina propria plasma cell infiltrate. Note the focal endothelial cell swelling. B: Plasma cell infiltration is disproportionately prominent in the deep aspect of the mucosa More about this image found in RECTAL SYPHILIS A: Early crypt drop-out and architectural distortion, with...

CONGENITAL SYPHILIS Figure 18-9 CONGENITAL SYPHILIS The wall of the intestinal tract (A) and liver (B) are involved. Note the scattered plasma cells. More about this image found in CONGENITAL SYPHILIS The wall of the intestinal tract (A) and liver (B) are...

CUTANEOUS LEISHMANIA ULCER Figure 28-5 CUTANEOUS LEISHMANIA ULCER Prominent peripheralization of amastigotes within macrophages, with prominent histiocytes and plasma cells (A,B). More about this image found in CUTANEOUS LEISHMANIA ULCER Prominent peripheralization of...

SECONDARY SYPHILIS INVOLVING A LYMPH NODE Figure 18-7 SECONDARY SYPHILIS INVOLVING A LYMPH NODE Endothelial cell swelling, plasma cell infiltration (A), and early granuloma formation (B). More about this image found in SECONDARY SYPHILIS INVOLVING A LYMPH NODE Endothelial cell swelling, plasm...

TYPHOID FEVER Figure 13-16 TYPHOID FEVER A,B: Extensive necrosis and deep ulceration extending to the muscularis propria are features. Note the prominent lymphohistiocytic infiltrate and the near absence of neutrophils. C: Scant plasma cells are present in the adjacent intact mucosa. More about this image found in TYPHOID FEVER A,B: Extensive necrosis and deep ulceration extending to the...

EBV-ASSOCIATED INFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS Figure 8-8 EBV-ASSOCIATED INFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS Lymph node with architectural distortion (A) with focal capsular permeation by lymphoid cells (top), a polymorphic mononuclear infiltrate (B) with associated plasma cells (C) and focal mitotic activity More about this image found in EBV-ASSOCIATED INFECTIOUS MONONUCLEOSIS Lymph node with architectural dist...