Light micrograph of a solitary fibrous tumour, a type of growth that can occur in the soft tissues of the body. The tumour cells have spindled nuclei (dark purple) and are present within variable amounts of collagen substance (pink). Another characteristic of solitary fibrous tumours is the presence of dilated (widened) and branching vessels, a few of which are seen in this image. The vessels have lumens (inner white spaces) containing several red blood cells (small bright red dots). Haematoxylin and eosin stained tissue section. Magnification: x200 when printed at 10cm wide. | |
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