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Adenocarcinomas are arranged in irregularly glandular and tubular or cribriform pattern, showing morphology of endometrioid carcinoma. Hematoxylin and eosin staining x100.
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A 12 x 8 cm solid mass was found in the left ovary, and it was identified as an endometrioid carcinoma G2 (Figures 1 and 2).
Adenocarcinoma partially shows squamous metaplasia, and components that developed in a sheet-like form are shifting to increased grade of endometrioid carcinoma. Hematoxylin and eosin staining x100.
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A 12 x 8 cm solid mass was found in the left ovary, and it was identified as an endometrioid carcinoma G2 (Figures 1 and 2).
Pulmonary embolism at the hilar portion of (a) lung. (b) is an enlarged image of a pulmonary embolism (x20).
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There was also the presence of a pulmonary embolism; a fibrin thrombus occluded the pulmonary artery in the left hilar region and a small thrombus in part of the right pulmonary artery (Figure 3).
The heart has myocardial infarction from the septum to the lower wall of the (a) ventricle. There is a mural thrombus in the lumen at the apex. The red frame is the anterior descending branch, in which obstruction and recanalization with organization due to thromboembolism are seen ((b) x40).
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In the heart, a 2.5 cm old chronic infarction with massive thrombus in the left ventricular apex was identified, and thromboembolism and recanalization in the anterior descending artery were noted (Figure 4).
Both iliac veins were filled with organized thrombi.
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There were three venous thromboses identified: 11 cm long and 9 cm long fibrin clots filling the left and right common iliac veins, respectively, and there was also a 5 mm diameter thrombus in the portal vein (Figure 5).