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IHC was negative for S100, actin and desmin; the histologic aspect and IHC were specific for an intramuscular myxoma (Fig.  7).

Being derived from notochordal remnants [ 5], the histologic aspect of chordoma reminds notochordal structures and this tumor mainly localizes at the sacrococcygeal, spheno-occipital and vertebral regions, where embryological residues of the notochord are more commonly found [ 17].

These results differ from a study previously mentioned which concluded that previous C. albicans colonization lowered the threshold of P. aeruginosa load necessary to induce parenchymal injury since in rats given C. albicans, histologic aspect of P. aeruginosa pneumonia was significantly more frequent than in controls or ethanol-killed C. albicans rats [ 16].

To study the histologic aspects of irises subjected to extended latanoprost treatment.

Gross and histologic aspects of the excised tissue revealed typical structures for cestode larvae.

The prognosis of CTCL depends on histologic and molecular aspects.

We collected information on epidemiologic data, clinical aspects, histologic findings, and therapy prescribed.

As a result, recent studies have unraveled anatomic features, architectural aspects, and histologic details of certain components of the heart that are of interest to understand the substrates of tachycardias and their ablation.

Malignant neoplasms of the mouth comprise a heterogeneous group of lesions that differ among themselves as to risk factors, clinical aspects, and histologic origin.

Recent investigations have unraveled anatomic features, architectural aspects, and histologic details of certain components of the heart, of interest to understanding of the substrates of tachycardias and their ablation.

In this review, we discuss the histologic, immunohistochemical, cytogenetic, and clinicopathologic aspects of these differential diagnoses and illustrate how the classification of RCC has evolved to integrate both the tumor's microscopic appearance and its molecular fingerprint.