405519-FIBRILLARY OR "DIFFUSE" ASTROCYTIC NEOPLASM WITH DIFFERING DEGREES OF DIFFERENTIATION Varying histologic patterns were encountered in the surgical specimen from the case illustrated in figure 3-1: a paucicellular astrocytoma devoid of mitoses and with only minimal nuclear pleomorphism (A); a considerably more cellular and mitotically active anaplastic astrocytoma (B); and a focus with a degree of cytologic pleomorphism common to many glioblastomas (C).  
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