ORIGIN OF THE ASCHOFF BODY
Mayo Clinic Pathology on Twitter: "10/10 These have commonly been referred to as a “catepillar” cell, although they have an “owl eye” look when cut in cross-section. Fusion of Anitschkow cells into
Medicus - "The pathognomonic lesion is the Aschoff body in the proliferative stage, present in 30 to 40 per cent of biopsies of patients with acute Rheumatic Fever.23 It is seen mainly
Anitschkow cell - Wikipedia
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Aschoff Body in Rheumatic Myocarditis | Ed Uthman | Flickr
Pathology of Rheumatic Heart Disease and General Valve Disease Flashcards | Quizlet
R HEUMATIC HEART DISEASE, INFECTIVE ENDOCARDITIS AND VALVULAR HEART DISEASE Sufia Husain Department of Pathology KSU, Riyadh March 2014 Reference: Robbins. - ppt download
Cardiovascular Pathology
Mayo Clinic Pathology on Twitter: "½ #HEARTThursday is coming at you once again with @MelanieBoisMD! Take a look at this beautiful image and let us know what you think the answer to
Aschoff body - Wikipedia
Rheumatic Fever | Thoracic Key
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