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Inclusion body myositis, Gomori trichrome stain x 200

Last updated on Tuesday, April 28 2009 by gliageek

Inclusion body myositis, Gomori trichrome stain x 200

In addition to highlighting granules associated with the intracytoplasmic inclusions, trichrome staining also demonstrates endomysial fibrosis commonly seen in inclusion body myositis.

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Inclusion body myositis trichrome x200 with arrow

Inclusion body myositis trichrome x200 with arrow
This is a preparation of skeletal muscle, stained with Gomori trichrome. The patient has inclusion body myositis (IBM). The unnecessarily large red arrow points to an inclusion body.

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