PMC1939916_01
Histopathological features of endometrial samples include
abundant foamy histiocytes and inflammatory cells (H
and E).
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F1
On histopathological examination of endometrial samples, abundant foamy histiocytes, mixed inflammatory reaction composed of polymorphonuclear leucocytes, plasma cells and lymphocytes, hemosiderin, calcification, and fibrosis were detected (see Figure 1).
CD 68 positive histiocytes within the endometrium.
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F2
The foamy cells were stained strongly positive for Mac 387 and CD 68 (see Figures 2 and 3). T and B lymphocytes and plasma cells were found within the endometrial inflammation with CD 20, UCHL-1, and CD 138, respectively Figure 4.
Mac-387 positive histiocytes within the endometrium.
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F3
The foamy cells were stained strongly positive for Mac 387 and CD 68 (see Figures 2 and 3). T and B lymphocytes and plasma cells were found within the endometrial inflammation with CD 20, UCHL-1, and CD 138, respectively Figure 4.
CD 138 positive plasma cells within the endometrial inflammation.
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F4
The foamy cells were stained strongly positive for Mac 387 and CD 68 (see Figures 2 and 3). T and B lymphocytes and plasma cells were found within the endometrial inflammation with CD 20, UCHL-1, and CD 138, respectively Figure 4.