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Tumefactive demyelination, H&E stain x 400

Last updated on Wednesday, March 25 2009 by gliageek

Tumefactive demyelination, H&E stain x 400

Acute demyelinating lesions may demonstrate prominent astrocytic pleomorphism exemplified by a binucleate cells seen here. Note, however, the preservation of low nuclear to cytoplasmic ratio

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The unnecessarily large green arrow points to one of the binucleated cells visible in this image.

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