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Feature m2.2 shows demineralization of the pulpal surface of the lesion.
We show that ROS accumulated at the surface of the lesion immediately after amputation, and more interestingly, ROS are subject to regulation in time and space during the first 24 hours after amputation.
Bacteria colonise the surface of the lesion but this is not a true skin infection.
To this end, the pathologist prepared sections parallel to the surface of the lesion, rather than perpendicular to it.
The cut surface of the lesion was sponge-like and contained extremely dilated blood vessels, one of which was occluded with a branching red thrombus.
In fact, optical microscopy for ocular pathology specimens commonly performed perpendicularly to the surface of the lesion, differently from IVCM, which captures sections parallel to the surface.
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Nagy collected biofilm samples obtained from the central surface of the lesions in 21 patients and contiguous healthy mucosa, and cultured in vitro.
Numerous multinucleated cells with darkened nuclei were present within and at the surface of the lesions.
Features significant for the improvement of endoscopic diagnosis were observation of surface of the lesions (in papillomas, a smooth surface was found in all cases, whereas carcinomas may show hyperkeratosis or a rough surface), laterality, and multiplicity of the lesions.
The surface of the lesions was then deliberately turned black by the application of 10% stannous fluoride as a reducing agent.
By using this narrow spectrum, contrast in the microvascular architecture on the surface of the lesions is markedly improved [ 10, 11].
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