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Tumour (arrow) in transverse section.
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The tumour was pushing the diaphragm superiorly, the stomach medially and the left kidney posteriorly as shown in Fig. 1, Fig. 2.
A) Tumour being mobilize 3B) Tumour fully mobilised and ready for final excision from remaining attachments.
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Microscopy The cells were arranged in a vaguely nested pattern with a delicate vascular stroma surrounding the nests to produce the typical "Zellballen" pattern (Fig. 5A H & E. x 100). The nests are cellular and cells have hyperchromatic nuclei that are crowded together (Fig. 5B H and E x 200). Large polygonal cells with abundant eosinophilic cytoplasm and tumour giant cells (Fig. 5C. H&E x 400).
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The cells were arranged in a vaguely nested pattern with a delicate vascular stroma surrounding the nests to produce the typical "Zellballen" pattern (Fig. 5A H & E. x100). The nests are cellular and cells have hyperchromatic nuclei that are crowded together (Fig. 5B H and E x200). Large polygonal cells with abundant eosinophilic cytoplasm and tumour giant cells (Fig. 5C.