PMC2667937_01
Idiopathic retractile sclerosing mesocolitis: inflammation of intestinal wall associated with erosion of mucosa (emathoxilyn-eosin 100x original magnification).
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Histological examination of surgical specimen revealed lipid-laden foamy cells and chronic granulomatous inflammation of mesocolon, associated with erosive colitis (Figures 1 and 2); these findings were consistent with idiopathic sclerosing mesocolitis; aspecific reactive lymphadenopathy of pericolic nodes (Figure 3).
Idiopathic retractile sclerosing mesocolitis: lipid-laden foamy cells and chronic granulomatous inflammation of mesocolon (emathoxilyn-eosin 100x original magnification).
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Histological examination of surgical specimen revealed lipid-laden foamy cells and chronic granulomatous inflammation of mesocolon, associated with erosive colitis (Figures 1 and 2); these findings were consistent with idiopathic sclerosing mesocolitis; aspecific reactive lymphadenopathy of pericolic nodes (Figure 3).
Idiopathic retractile sclerosing mesocolitis: aspecific reactive lymphadenopathy of pericolic nodes and lipophagic inflammation of mesocolon (emathoxilyn-eosin 100x original magnification).
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Histological examination of surgical specimen revealed lipid-laden foamy cells and chronic granulomatous inflammation of mesocolon, associated with erosive colitis (Figures 1 and 2); these findings were consistent with idiopathic sclerosing mesocolitis; aspecific reactive lymphadenopathy of pericolic nodes (Figure 3).