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Angiocentric glioma, H&E stain x400

Last updated on Thursday, April 9 2009 by gliageek

Angiocentric glioma, H&E stain x400

Not surprisingly, the angiocentric glioma is characterized by perivascular accumulation of cells such as is demonstrated in this photograph. The resemblance of the structures to perivascular pseudo-rosettes has lead some to believe that the angiocentric glioma may represent cortically based ependymoma.

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