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Histopathology of meningioma, H&E stain
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English: Histopathology of a typical WHO grade 1 meningioma, H&E stain. It is of the meningothelial histologic type, which is the most common meningioma type. It shows its typical findings: - A woven architectural pattern - Psammoma bodies (spheroid calcifications) - Syncytial cells (having indistinct cell membranes) with eosinophilic (pink) cytoplasms - Round uniform nuclei - Whorls (concentric cell arrangements)
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