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MRI of the shoulder joint showing altered marrow signal of the terminal clavicle and acromian process with cortical disruption and large soft tissue collection
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Review of an MRI of the shoulder showed altered marrow signal of the terminal clavicle and acromian process, with cortical disruption and large soft tissue collection [Figure 1].
FNAC from the shoulder lesion showing macrophages having multiple intracellular yeast forms with single eccentric nuclei and a surrounding 'halo' suggestive of Histoplasma capsulatum (Giemsa stain, x1000)
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The macrophages contained multiple intracellular yeast forms, which were suggestive of Histoplasma capsulatum, and were seen as round-to-ovoid (1-4 mum) structures with a thin, clear zone around them [Figure 2].