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| Invasion of the Chest Wall by Mesothelioma Cells | Asbestos Diseases By admin ... 1 was sarcomatoid. The most common epithelial patterns were tubular and papillary (which often coexisted), but 5 tumors were purely diffuse; 2 had cells with abundant glassy eosinophilic cytoplasm (so-called deciduoid mesothelioma). ... Asbestos Diseases - http://www.asbestosdiseases.info/ |
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