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Gastrointestinal
Pathology for Medical II Students Lab 2i Carcinoid
Tumor of the Ileum continued (65200-82401)
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These nests are composed of
closely packed, very uniform round cells with small, centrally
located nuclei which show little pleomorphism, hyperchromasia, or
mitotic activity. The cytoplasm is slightly eosinophilic or
amphophilic, but cell borders are often indistinct. |
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At higher power note the lack of
cytologic pleomorphism and mitotic activity. It is important to
remember that the biologic behavior of carcinoids cannot be assessed
histologically. Despite their innocuous cytologic appearance, it is
not unusual for GI carcinoids to involve all coats of the bowel wall
and to metastasize to distant organs, particularly the liver. |
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Lab 1
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Lab 2
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Lab 3
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Medical II
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March 2, 2007
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