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* Notochordal tumors | |||
* characteristic physaliphorous cells (containing intracellular mucin) | |||
* Physaliphorous cells are distinctive, vacuolated cells on histology that probably represent cytoplasmic mucus vacuoles seen ultrastructurally. | |||
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<td>[[File:Chordoma.jpg|thumb|left|Extracellular myxoid matrix (black arrow), Physaliphorous cell - bundant, vacuolated/bubbly cytoplasm (red arrow)]]</td> | |||
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Latest revision as of 23:04, 4 March 2024
- Notochordal tumors
- characteristic physaliphorous cells (containing intracellular mucin)
- Physaliphorous cells are distinctive, vacuolated cells on histology that probably represent cytoplasmic mucus vacuoles seen ultrastructurally.
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